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The Basilisk Voice 2.0

Well... let's see if I can recreate my only truly successful youtube video, and make it better in all ways. Better voice acting. Better editing. Better formatting. Greater expectations, and even lower optimism. Please listen at night, in the dark, with headphones, and watch the screen. It won't terrify you... at all. Definitely. The sequel nobody asked for, my best take on the voice of the basilisk of Salazar Slytherin, from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets book. These lines were taken from the text of the book as an artistic interpretation of what the basilisk might have sounded like. She large, she in charge of the sewers, and wants food but hates it when she only petrifies her nosh, making the meat distasteful and too chewy. She doesn't just swallow her prey whole like a python. She is better than that. The background image is from the movie, where the basilisk was voiced by Jason Issacs, who incidentally also played Lucius Malfoy, Draco's daddio. However, Jason does not sound like a large female snek, so I tried to make my take on it just slightly more feminine. The first mix done was in English, recorded twice, then the second mix in Parseltongue, also recorded twice. Mixed, edited, affected, and rendered in different ways, timestamps for which one you want to hear, right here; 0:06 Parseltongue 1:10 English 2:14 Side by Side (R channel English L channel Parseltongue) 3:18 Both at the same time, slithering from one ear to the other... I tried to keep the made-up phonetics of the Parseltongue consistent with the English words, like an actual language, but I might have messed up on it. Although, you can't be certain of it unless you actually speak snake, in which case you cannot be trusted and must be accused of dark magic. So, by the way, I am a voice actor now, so this link will go to my Voices.Com profile if you so wish to hire me for a project of yours after have gone through all of my voice acting demos on here and there, and thinking that doing so would be a good idea. https://www.voices.com/profile/kental... Edited in Audacity and rendered with VSDC Free Video Editor.