A sketchbook of sound - short audio doodles from Tal's DAW.
Audio Experiments
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A sketchbook of sound - short audio doodles from Tal's DAW.
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Publishing Since
3/14/2020
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April 18, 2021
Voice Acting Demo Reel - Tal Minear
<p>I'm Tal Minear, a voice actor for audio drama and beyond! Need an annoyed teen, conniving antagonist, friendly kid, adventurous hero, worried parent, or something else? Get in touch! at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa2dlR2otOE1MRkU4MzUxN2dhYkxPZGNpUlozd3xBQ3Jtc0ttYUJGNHhEWGpiWHNtUDI4NDRxRkwteS1sYUgtUXh5RDBPbGh1YU9JT3pkMGtLdy1IWmdadmJ3QmIwVEh1aUY0ZXdET01NQUMtdW9OYlc4b183cEZTYzh0SDlHQWVmNHRXNFJWOEVGLWtpTjQwVHJQaw&q=https%3A%2F%2Ftalminear.com%21" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://talminear.com</a></p>
August 12, 2020
Background Noise
<p>On having a bad memory and too many things.</p> <p>This was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Transcript: I’m really forgetful. I’m bad at putting things away and remembering where I put them. The best way for me to know where something is is to look around and see it, so things pile up. Often literally. I want things around so I can see them and remember where they are. Though, sometimes, I just forget to put things away. Every flat surface acquires objects. Reminders of what to do. Reminders of what’s already been done. Reminders that I have something to make a task easier, so that I remember I don’t need to do it the hard way. It’s visual noise, everything on every surface, and when I see it everyday it fades to the background. The pile of clothes on the chair. The stack of books on the table. The letters on the kitchen counter. The pill bottle on the desk. It’s normal. It’s how things are. Until I finally get around to tidying, and then I notice the noise is gone.</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>
March 14, 2020
1 Minute Audio Tour of the Steam Tunnels
<p>This episode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.</p> <p>Transcript:</p> <p>And welcome to the steam tunnels! It’s this hot practically everywhere in the tunnels; there’s a couple of places where it’s even warmer than here, actually. It’s kind of nice though, because it keeps the spiders away - the one section of the tunnels that’s actually cool has a bunch of spiderwebs. It’s very fun to walk though. Yeah, that box fan is always there. Nobody knows why. We just don’t mess with it. Now, make sure to watch your head as we walk though. Some of the pipes on the ceiling are really low. Make sure to check how hot a pipe is before you touch it - there’s a couple of pipes down here that will burn you. These tunnels are a maze, so make sure you stay close and don’t go wandering off. Our first stop is this way, to a mural called Faith. It’s part of a series of paintings by an artist called…</p>
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