Debtime Stories Deborah Tudtud

Hi it's me, Deb Does Voices!  

Episode 4 of Debtime Stories is another scary story. It's a pretty gruesome tale so be warned.

Reading aloud "Captain Murderer" from the famous writer of the Victorian era, Charles Dickens.  

I'm still using the Shure SM58 dynamic microphone for this recording. It's really growing on me.

Hello there!

Episode 3 of Debtime Stories is a little creepy.

Reading aloud "The Green Ribbon" written by Alvin Schwartz. It's one of the short stories in the book "In a Dark, Dark Room and Other Scary Stories. The story is derived from an old french story which was passed on to different generations.

In the video version, I added a drawing of Jenny with the green ribbon.

I used the Shure SM58 dynamic microphone for this recording. This is the first time I've recorded with it and I'm really liking it so far.

Hello!

Reading aloud Chicken Licken for this episode.

Dedicating this episode to Adrian who just recently had his 6th birthday.

Also, in the video, I tried to combine two projects in one.. I decided to add drawings of the characters since there's a lot of them and I'm also creating traditional art with inks for one month.. I actually haven't drawn personal art in a while so I'm slowly getting my groove back. :)

I used two microphones for this episode: The main one with the narrator, Henny Penny, Goosey Loosey, and Turkey Lurkey was with my Shure SM7B. The secondary mic that I used with the f8 live tuned soundcard was the BM-800 so it could alter my voices live hehe.

Thanks again for your time! Let me know what stories you would like to hear for future episodes! :D

Hello there! This is Deborah Tudtud aka Deb Does Voices!

Fast forward to two minutes if you want to go directly to the story without listening to the introduction and the disclaimer.



This is the official first episode of Debtime Stories. Cinderella from the book Household Tales by Brothers Grimm.

I'll be reading aloud many stories and this is only the beginning.

Thank you for listening!



Shout out to the incomparable Stephanie Tudtud for designing the Debtime Stories logo! You're the best!