You mean re-recording over & over & over because of changed copy - then the answer would be it's not a matter of time but rather the frustrating sense it will change again and I will have to do it all over because you have yet to arrive at truly FINAL dialogue copy. While not as labor intensive as having to rewrite scripts (for example) it is still a far cry from being a negligible consequence - at least from my PoV.Goth Zagog-Thou wrote:That reminds me. Rman, if you don't have the time to do Gibbs audio, let me know soon. I can always do it (and it'll give me something to do while I'm offline).
Now I understand revising to make stuff better. I do it all the time myself (in all disciplines I create in) & actually enjoy the process of editing-perfecting. However, this is different because I'm not making changes to my own work but simply expected to respond to the uncertainty of copy changes you may continue to make to "final" drafts and having to once more chuck the recording work I've done and that is not enjoyable for me after the 3rd time, to be blunt. Now if i were doing this professionally it wouldn't bother me because it would just mean 'mo money in my pocket but since the coin of the realm here is solely in the fun of doing - well, you get the gist I'm sure.
So it probably would be better for you to do it all as you will likely get as much satisfaction from the necessary re-doing of your own recording work as you do from the continued revising of your own written drafts for however many times it takes you to get to final finished copy and final recordings of each.
(On top of which, I'm rather over the pronounced pattern of cogent, constructive, responses to posted queries seeming as if comprised of invisible pixels - now that I don't have time for. Nor is it any fun being hung-out to dry like that; a kinda black-hole like effect that happens way too often to be taken as inconsequential.)
Anyway, it's been an interesting learning experience, all round, in truth &, of course, my best wishes for continued successful outcomes at every stage on the long journey to completion.
- Regards, RV
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