Here is my latest Demo Reel

[Pokejedservo]

Yes since I have finally fixed my audio mixer problem I thought I first do a new VA demo. It may not be perfect and yes I know like last time there is no BGM but at least I did try to avoid any background noises as much as possible this time. This VA demo is also considerably bigger

http://www.mediafire.com/?mx5jomk5ddj

(Note: This is also on my profile at pokejedservo.voices.com as well.) One of the voices I used was altered namely Soundwave but since the original one was altered as well I figured it would be okay. I tried to voice more than one character from the series' that I used well I admit except for the Powerpuff Girls. But still here is the character list...

(DBZ)
Piccolo
Majin Buu

(Beast Wars)
Dinobot
Rattrap
Silverbolt
Waspinator

(Bleach)
Aizen
Mayuri

(Berserk)
*Void
Nosferatu Zodd

(Powerpuff Girls)
Mojo Jojo

(G1 Transformers)
Soundwave
Ironhide
Grimlock

Its not perfect, plenty of them were intentional impersonations while some of them weren't. But still while doing this demo was a bit harder than I thought it was pretty fun. I should probably do this again sometime. But still here is my latest demo and I hope you folks enjoy it.

Pokejedservo

(*= I admit there was a different voice that I was thinking of using but I am using that one in an upcoming episode in one of the productions that I am in. So I went with this voice instead.)

[Pokejedservo]

Oh yes and I even took the liberty in making a Video version of it and putting it on Youtube here at...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ViEkE6pelzs

[Arahime]

Its really great! You have an impressive range (though I'd say ur paticularly good at the lower tones) and good mike quality. I really like ur 'bad guy' voices. Great job!

[Sayaka]

You definitely got a good range, but I like to hear more variety in emotions. It's clear from this demo that you are great at creepy voices. Just add some sad lines, happy characters, hyper characters, etc. You really should add some of the audition lines you did for my Ultra Maniac Project. They are great!

Consider adding music as they can really help the emotions of each character and enhance the quality of the demo.

I love your demo though. Do keep up the great work.

[Pokejedservo]

Thank you both though I certainly understand your constructive criticisms though Sayaka and they are noted...

[ShockDingo]

Nice job dude, I particularly liked your Waspinator. I agree with Sayaka, I would like to see more emotions. Also different aged characters (middle aged to elderly) would be nice to mess with. Also for some of the characters try and give them abit more to say though use balance and judgement. Keep up the good stuff and keep experimenting.

[Pokejedservo]

I see well thanks for the suggestions, I'll definitely have ideas on what to do the next time I do a Demo.

[ShockDingo]

No problem dude. I look forward to your next one.

[Zeix]

Your first problem is that you make almost all of your voices sound gritty and quiet. You come close to a whisper and in your other voices that aren't meant to sound gritty, you still make them sound it.

I can tell your mic is low-quality, since when you record I can hear a faint sound of what sounds like someone slowly pouring a bucket of sand onto your desk.

Lastly, you should never do impressions of characters unless you're positive you can do them. Your Piccolo sounded nothing like him (it helped that you didn't really enunciate most of his dialogue) and your Buu sounded like Elmo. ALWAYS do original characters or general character types with made up dialogue (while still making it sound believable) and ONLY pull off an impression if you've been told by many people that you do it really well. I kind of liked your Mojo Jojo, so that may be one if you work on it a little more.

An example of your lack of enunciation- Your Silverbolt line sounded like this.

'Urrrrrite ciiizens stand back Iiiiiiiiim SUPERBOOT I'm strong bung bave... and a smell is a sick uh heppers...'

Just try to speak up and actually pronounce your words.

Edit: Also, add some music in there to cover up some of the mic feedback, though you may want to speak up so the music doesn't overpower your voice.