stackyFACTSNo one wants to hear the exact same noise every single time their character leaps over a fence. Voice performers are forced to spend hours simply varying the pitch and intensity of their grunts, sighs, and heavy breathing. It is an exhausting session that ends up sounding incredibly suspicious to anyone walking past the recording booth.
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