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Steven Songer
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Steven Songer
Character
- Last online17 years ago
Steven Songer
Character
- Last online17 years ago
Playlists (1)
- Duration: 1:45 - Total samples: 10All my samples
- Steven Songer - 0:08Cheech Marin
- Steven Songer - 0:10Beavis and Butthead
- Steven Songer - 0:06Homie the Clown (In Living Color)
- Steven Songer - 0:16Frankenberry, Count Chocula, Boo Berry
- Steven Songer - 0:09Miss Piggy
- Steven Songer - 0:07Sean Connery
- Steven Songer - 0:09Steve Irwin Crocodile Hunter
- Steven Songer - 0:15Monster Truck Announcer
- Steven Songer - 0:05Pee Wee Herman
- Steven Songer - 0:16Robin Leach
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About Steven
I don't really know how to do this accurately, but to put my vocal range in perspective, I can harmonize with Barry Gibb's vocals on his falsetto parts in the Bee Gees recordings, as well as with Harold Reid, who is the bass singer for the Statler Brothers quartet. My own experimentation tells me that I can speak in just about any range that I take a mind to try, from a smooth, low tone to a high pitched 'cartoony' voice.
As a preface to my demos, I would like to apologize if they are of poor quality. As I am a husband and father of two with a modest income, I have no means to budget for any 'professional' equipment at this time. Perhaps something you hear on my low-budget 'homespun' recordings will enable me to upgrade in the near future.
Voice List:
Aardvark (Ant & Aardvark cartoon)
Ace Ventura (Movie)
Alf (TV Show)
Arte Johnson (Laugh In)
Arthur (Movie)
Astro (Jetsons cartoon)
Barney Fife (Andy Griffith)
Barney Gumbel (Simpson's Cartoon)
Barney Rubble (Flintstones cartoon)
Beavis & Butthead (Cartoon)
Benny & George Cat (Looney Tunes)
Bill Cosby
Billy Graham
Bobcat Goldthwait (Police Academy Movie)
Boo Boo (Yogi Bear cartoon)
Briscoe Darlin (Andy Griffith)
Bullwinkle (Cartoon)
Car Ad Guy
Carl Spackler (Caddyshack)
Carol Channing
Charlie Brown's Teacher (Peanuts cartoon)
Cheech Marin
Chumley Walrus (Tennessee Tuxedo cartoon)
Church Lady (Saturday Night Live)
Commander Mc Bragg (Cartoon)
Curly (Three Stooges)
Don Pardo
Donder (Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer)
Droopy (Cartoon)
Eddie Deezen (Nerdy guy from Grease)
Edna Boil (SCTV)
Elvis Chickenhawk (Looney Tunes)
Ernest T. Bass (Andy Griffith)
Fat Albert (Cartoon)
Firemarshall Bill (In Living Color)
Forrest Gump (Movie)
Fozzie Bear (Muppets)
Frankenberry, Count Chocula, & BooBerry (Cereal characters)
Fred Ziffel (Green Acres)
Frosty the Snowman (Cartoon)
Goofy (Disney)
Grandpa (Simpsons cartoon)
Granny Klump (90's Nutty Professor)
Grover (Sesame Street)
Hank (King of the Hill cartoon)
Hans & Franz (Saturday Night Live)
Head Elf (Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer)
Henry Kissinger
Henry Orbit (Jetsons Cartoon)
Henry Travers (It's a Wonderful Life)
Herbie the Elf (Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer)
Homer Simpson (Simpsons Cartoon)
Homie the Clown (In Living Color)
Ike Turner (as done on John Boy & Billy)
Inspector Gadget (Cartoon)
J. Vernon McGee (Evangelist)
Jack Nicholson
Jerry Clower
Jerry Lewis (Nutty Professor)
Jimmy Durante
Jimmy Stewart
John Anderson (Country singer)
Justin Wilson (TV Chef)
Karl Childers (Sling Blade movie)
Kent Brockman (Simpsons cartoon)
Klondike Kat (Cartoon)
Lionel Barrymore (It's A Wonderful Life)
Louis Farrakhan
Luke McCoy (Local Radio Personality)
Mad Max (John Boy & Billy Show)
Married Man (John Boy & Billy Show)
Marvin the Martian (Bugs Bunny cartoons)
Maude Frickert (Jonathan Winters character)
Mayor (Twas the Night Before Christmas cartoon)
Mexican Cats (Speedy Gonzalez cartoons)
Mickey Mouse
Milton Waddams (Office Space Movie)
Miss Piggy (Muppets)
Monster Truck Guy (Overloaded w/ excitement)
Monte Burns (Simpsons cartoon)
Mr. Anderson (Beavis & Butthead cartoon)
Mr. Effeminate
Mr. Haney (Green Acres)
Mr. Magoo (Cartoon)
Mr. Peabody (Cartoon)
Mr. Shark (Cartoon)
Mr. Sulu (StarTrek/as done on John Boy & Billy)
Mr. T
Mr. Whoopee (Tennessee Tuxedo cartoons)
Old Fred (Mayor)/Young Fred (Yellow Submarine Movie)
Old Reliable (Lady & the Tramp cartoon)
Pappy Chickenhawk (Looney Tunes)
Parrot
Paul Lynde
Pee Wee Herman
Pete Puma (Bugs Bunny cartoons)
Peter Falk (Columbo)
Peter Lorre
Pirate
Popeye (Cartoon)
Professor Hinkle (Frosty The Snowman)
Randy "Macho Man" Savage (Wrestler)
Rev. Billy Ray Collins (John Boy & Billy Show)
Robin Leach
Rocky the Gangster (Bugs Bunny cartoons)
Santa Claus (Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer)
Scooby Doo (Cartoon)
Sean Connery
Sheldon Leonard
Sir John Gielgud
Snagglepuss (Cartoon)
Southern Wolf (Tex Avery cartoons)
Speedy Gonzales (Cartoon)
Spike the Bulldog (Tom & Jerry)
Stanley Livingston (Commander McBragg Cartoon)
Steve Irwin (Crocodile Hunter)
Surfer (Model from Jeff Spicoli of Fast Times at Ridgemont High)
Sylvester Stallone
Telephone Operator
The Brown Hornet (Fat Albert cartoon)
The Count (Sesame Street)
The Grinch (Cartoon)
The Waterboy (Movie)
Thurston Howell III (Gilligan's Island)
Wally Gator (Cartoon)
Walter Brennan
Walter Cronkite
Ward Burton (NASCAR driver)
Wolfman Jack
Yoda (Star Wars Series)
Skills and services offered
- LanguageEnglish - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & ageMale seniorMale adultChild
- Experience, training, and equipmentToo many experiences to count! I have been entertaining family and friends for about thirty years with my voices, and by their accounts "wasting my time" with any job other than doing radio, TV and commercials. So here I am now at thirty-nine finally exploring the possibilities. Obviously, with that background, I have no 'real' experience as far as professional use of my talent. However, I have used it in a public setting for many productions at church. As I believe in a humble spirit, I will make absolutely no claims as to how good any of my impersonations, characters or accents are; I believe it is up to the listener to determine what hits the mark and what doesn't. I have no formal training. I am blessed with a God-given talent for mimmickry and a wide vocal range, which I have gradually developed since about age ten. For the most part, I have always had an ordinary "9 to 5" job of some sort, none of which I see directly relating to the broadcast or advertising realms of this field. However, as I do believe that knowledge is power, I feel obliged to mention areas in which I believe to possess an above average aptitude. These would include: 50's - 80's music (country, pop, r & b), stock-car racing, football and automobiles.