So, my computer's audio runs through my stereo (I finally got that hooked up, which astounds me the things I hear now when I listen to my music - the speakers I had before were the "Default" speakers that came with my first PC 7 years ago, so yeah). Anyway, while listening to you talk about how you "script" phone calls, I was equally fascinated by what you said, and how your voice registered on the stereo's equalizer. Bouncing coloured lines are fun. (In case you were curious, the two far-left lines almost never moved. Your voice trends to the center and within three to the right of it - my equalizer has 9 lines.)
I think working in customer service has driven me to script things even more than normal. I repeat the same information over and over all day. But even as a child, I would tell stories in my head and script encounters. I am not too proud to admit that in my head, I construct little scenes and stories in which I am the sparkliest Mary Sue awesome ever to exist and I totally do save the world and am a bad-ass. (Perhaps scripting these in my head keeps me from inflicting them on the world of fandom and literature generally?)
Perhaps scripting these in my head keeps me from inflicting them on the world of fandom and literature generally?
Hee. And perhaps the world is grateful! :D But I suppose we'll never know....
That is interesting, how my voice registers on an equalizer. I guess i could see that for myself if I downloaded the files and played them in iTunes or something. I'm not surprised it's on the low side, though -- I am an alto, so my speaking voice is kind of low, and also I don't think phones pick up tones in the higher registers so well.
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I think working in customer service has driven me to script things even more than normal. I repeat the same information over and over all day. But even as a child, I would tell stories in my head and script encounters. I am not too proud to admit that in my head, I construct little scenes and stories in which I am the sparkliest Mary Sue awesome ever to exist and I totally do save the world and am a bad-ass. (Perhaps scripting these in my head keeps me from inflicting them on the world of fandom and literature generally?)
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Hee. And perhaps the world is grateful! :D But I suppose we'll never know....
That is interesting, how my voice registers on an equalizer. I guess i could see that for myself if I downloaded the files and played them in iTunes or something. I'm not surprised it's on the low side, though -- I am an alto, so my speaking voice is kind of low, and also I don't think phones pick up tones in the higher registers so well.