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Voices for the prologue chapter (which is a full-length episode) are almost done. However, once voices are completed, I will do the voice mixing for episode 1 before I complete the prologue. The reason for this is because I want both the prologue and episode 1 to be released within a week of each other, and voice mixing is far more time-consuming than SFX or BGM mixing.

After voice mixing is finished it won't take me very long to get both episodes finished. While there's plenty of SFX abound, BGM will be much more sparse than usual. I picked an OST that's quite subtle and suitably dreary and sensitive, so I need to use it carefully. Hopefully, using more subtle BGM will allow me to use music more effectively and less annoyingly. There will be some insert songs playing on radios and stuff, but that's mostly to set the time and place so the early 90's environment is more believable, and they won't be as commonplace in the series itself as they are in the prologue.

Also, I'd like to shamelessly and pathetically beg for auditions for my final project. Good auditions give me a motivation boost, and I haven't been getting a lot of good ones. If I don't get enough good ones I won't go ahead with it (it's best to stop during the audition process than during the producing part) and either try something else, or just stop with Devoted being my only active project.

That's all.