A 2-Minute Introduction to DSPMatch -- Community Professionals, Organizations, and Investors

[jesseking513]

I think his speech was a little fast. I could understand him, although it sounds tin-ny, which might be resolved by recording the speech in a room built for recording (fabric walls, etc.)? There were many words on the screen and I wasn't able to focus quickly on what he was saying AND what I was being shown. Can you simplify it? Specifically at :57, 1:18, there were too many words. Great concept.

[DSPMatch]

@jesseking513 Thank you for your feedback. We really appreciate your time, consideration, and assistance. We will probably be "remixing" this video in the coming months so that we can make the changes suggested. :)

[fitgirrrl]

The community really does need this type of resource. I am glad it is being developed. It is easy to see how beneficial it will be to so many.

[DSPMatch]

@fitgirrrl Thank you for sharing your feedback! Please be on the lookout for opportunities to contribute and support the project, which we hope to be announcing in the coming weeks! :)

[pgyoder77]

Great idea to help a particularly vulnerable population

[DSPMatch]

@pgyoder77 Thank you for sharing your feedback!  Please be on the lookout for opportunities to contribute and support the project, which we hope to be announcing in the coming weeks! :)

[mchevrette]

Narrator was difficult to understand.

[DSPMatch]

@mchevrette Thank you for your feedback, Mike. We really appreciate your time, consideration, and assistance. We will probably be "remixing" this video in the coming months so that we can make the changes suggested. :) If you have some time in the coming months, Lance would really like to be with you to get your feedback about the project in general.

[Jackiejetts]

Boy I understood everything no problem! I like the rate. The visuals are perfect. I especially like "the bottom line is..." and that you included "Tips and Tricks" - everyone loves those.

[DSPMatch]

@Jackiejetts Thank you for sharing your feedback, Jackie! Please be on the lookout for opportunities to contribute and support the project, which we hope to be announcing in the coming weeks! :)

[skonobeck]

Great idea!  We need leaders to reform services. I agree with the comments regarding the voiceover on the video. It needs to be clearer, slower, and more concise.

[DSPMatch]

@skonobeck Thank you for your feedback, Stefanie! we really appreciate your time, consideration, and assistance. We will probably be "remixing" this video in the coming months so that we can make the changes suggested. Also, please be on the lookout for more opportunities to contribute and support the project, which we hope to be announcing during the coming months. :)

[junikins4me]

The speaker spoke to FAS T! Didn't understand a word…

[DSPMatch]

@junikins4me Thank you for your feedback! We really appreciate your time, consideration, and assistance. We will probably be "remixing" this video in the coming months so that we can make the changes suggested. Also, please be on the lookout for more opportunities to contribute and support the project, which we hope to be announcing during the coming months. :)

[xiaobaituzi99]

DSP Match is a ready blend of of quality, intelligence, and accessibility

[DSPMatch]

@xiaobaituzi99 Thank you for sharing your feedback! Please be on the lookout for opportunities to contribute and support the project, which we hope to be announcing in the coming weeks!  :)

[SuperSquishy29]

prefer to write my reaction. i caught the message, but was a bit difficult because person spoke very rapidly and seemed a bit muffled. was fine, but really had to concentrate to catch the point.

[DSPMatch]

Any ideas about a target for a more comfortable rate of speech? This video averaged roughly 133 words per minute. We'd heard the average person's everyday speech is between 125 and 150 words per minute.

[DSPMatch]

We'll try to be more aware of rate and clarity of speech in future videos. Thank you for the feedback and helping us improve in the future! :)

The speaker may sound muffled because he experiences spinal muscular atrophy, causing his throat muscles to be weaker than most, and causing his speech to be throaty or nasaly. But, he does a great Kermit the Frog impression!