Development: (04) Voices & Pacing

Some additional things I'm not sure if I'll do for future releases here, it depends on what you guys feel. I'd really like to take my work beyond just still imagery, but to go full-blown animation may be too much for me. I could, but my release schedule would almost come to a standstill.

But there are some 'in-between' things I could add on top to (hopefully) enhance what I normally create:

- Voices
I've tried ElevenLabs in the past with animations, and it seems to have improved a lot since. I like how adding sound can clarify the tone I had in mind when I wrote certain lines, much better than just words in a comic bubble. (Not to mention the potential for moans, and other nice sounds. There's reading 'Mn' or 'Aah', and then there's hearing them, right?)

- Pacing
Something I struggle to get across in stills, but just putting everything together in a video format with timing gives it something a bit extra. Like knowing how long Cora holds that side glance after dropping her arms before turning her head towards you. Tension and release, or something.

I like these little additions, but I'd also like to hear your thoughts on them. I'd love to go further, lip syncing, movement, jiggle, etc, but I haven't been able to find any non-time-consuming solutions, and I don't know if it's worthwhile to keep you all waiting weeks at a time for small helpings of animation, compared to what I can offer now.

Anyway, you can check out a quick little Voices & Pacing demo through the link below, as well as four accompanying artworks which I would still intend to supply as usual with every update in future releases.

Part of the 'Development' series.. or set? I don't know.
These can be found in Extras: Development, downloadable via the link found here

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