Fandubbing Audition Tutorial with Belldandy

A helpful, step-by-step process for creating fandub auditions.

EDIT: Since making this video I have learned a lot more about fandubbing. Basically all the etiquette is still valid--no babbling, emote, record lines as separate files, etc. The only thing that's really changed is the software that you should be using. USE AUDACITY. Or Adobe Audition. Don't use Windows Movie Maker, for it is all that is bad.

Category:

Film & Animation

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• belldandy
• expert
• fandubbing
• fandub
• audition
• tutorial
• guide
• microphone
• anime
• animation

[xDelusionalDreamerx]

is this just for auditioning or can you use these steps also to make regular fandubs?

Oh your voice would be perfect for Orihime :)

[ThePrimeSuspects]

This video's mostly for auditions, which don't have to be as good as a fandub. If you're just starting out this wouldn't be a bad strategy for fandubbing though. I was actually planning to make a second video describing how to put together a dub, but I haven't gotten around to it yet (it seems like there's always more to learn!).

Orihime? Funny—I've been cast as Rukia before, but never as Orihime. Thanks, though! ^_^

[ShinriKanshisha]

I have a question. Would there be any other movie making programs that I can use? I have an older computer using microsoft 2000, so I'm not quiet sure if Microsoft movie maker will work.

[ThePrimeSuspects]

Oops, sorry! I hope you found the answer you were looking for. I've been using Virtual Dub for my recent projects, which I downloaded off the nets (just Google it).

[PureRandomness14]

Do you know of any good microphones that aren't too bad, but are in a decent price range? ^_^