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Saturday, February 20, 2010
Randomness
Just a couple of random things. A couple of those cool background paintings from the opening of the Mighty Mouse Cartoon "Stop, Look, and Listen". Plus a clip from "The Scarlet Pumpernickel" where (out of boredom) I sped up Sylvester's voice to match Daffy's and slowed down Daffy's to match Sylvester's.
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Oh my God! Sylvesters inhaled too much helium!
According to Jones, the voices for Daffy Duck and Sylvester were modelled on that of Leon Schlesinger.
You know, I still couldn't hear Sylvester as Daffy or Daffy as Sylvester in that clip. I just heard Sylvester as Sylvester and Daffy as Daffy. That's how amazing Mel Blanc was. (The scene was animated by Ken Harris, as evidenced by the perfect lips ync.)
That's a great reversal. Mel Blanc was a genius with his voice. I assume that Mel's voice was sped up for both Speedy and Tweety as well?
To keep the random attitude going, mind sharing what settings you used in w/e program?
I've been able to do Sylvester easily for years, but could never quite nail the Daffy Duck impression...I knew before that it was sped up, but I at least thought he spoke higher by default for Daffy.
Why do I ask? I dunno, I do voice as extensively as my animation....hey this is random already right? :-) Usually I use Adobe Audition for pitch shift.
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