Howling Mad Productions archive.org

TF-Viewer · 06-17-2008

As some people may know the original page for Howling Mad Productions (great site IMO for female transformation audio stories) went down some time ago and the new one does not yet have all the old content on it. I just a moment ago found that the archived site has all the old stories still downloadable. So if you're interested you might want to go to http://web.archive.org/web/200704020...ioFiction.html before they disappear as archived pages are known to do.

JP SylvrWolfe · 06-17-2008

Niiiiiice.

dataloss · 06-18-2008

Thanks for finding my old site, sorry it went down

, I've since moved web host's but not a lot of time to work on anything right now... started to get my feel back for a werewolf transformation scene, its banging around my head just need to get it down in text and audio...

Hardcase · 06-18-2008

Interesting.

Is there text for these stories? I can read quicker than listening and being half deaf makes it difficult for these mp3s.

JP SylvrWolfe · 06-18-2008

Small suggestion, if I may...

Find voice actors. That txt to audio translator is infuriating and totally detracts from the story. I find myself repeating the lines, with appropriate tone and pacing, just to keep from getting annoyed.

Everything *heavy pause* seems to be told from the perpsective of *elongated pause* thestrangestcomputer *pause* chick ever.

Other than that? These are wonderfully crafted stories which really deserve another chance at life. If you're interested in working on these more, or perhaps turning this into a podcast for TF fans, please let me know.

^_^

dataloss · 06-18-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hardcase

Interesting.

Is there text for these stories? I can read quicker than listening and being half deaf makes it difficult for these mp3s.

Theres some here which include stories from other writers as well
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/latenightsaudio/files/

I reformatted some of my older stories here http://datalossfs.deviantart.com/gallery/#Stories

As for voice actors when I started doing this years ago, the first ever audio file I did for Late Nights was done via my DJ Gear onto tape and then into my old PC at the time and sounded pretty bad, I'd just come out of college with no money and no proper equipment but I will one day return to this first audio story and remaster it and bring it into the digital age but hell a podcast sounds a great idea...

JP SylvrWolfe · 06-18-2008

Okay. Fine. Get in touch with me over MSN or GTalk. TJHYPER(at)Gmail(dot)com or TJ_HYPER_III(at)hotmail(dot)com. Either works, although I'm ususally away or invisible. Msg me and we'll work something out.

morwalugi · 06-18-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by dataloss

As for voice actors when I started doing this years ago, the first ever audio file I did for Late Nights was done via my DJ Gear onto tape and then into my old PC at the time and sounded pretty bad, I'd just come out of college with no money and no proper equipment but I will one day return to this first audio story and remaster it and bring it into the digital age but hell a podcast sounds a great idea...

Doubt the required volunteer voice actors will materialize when you
need them.

I'd suggest reading the script yourself,inserting all the proper emotions,tones
etc missing from the text to speech engine lady.
Then run that audio file through a voice morpher to feminize your voice.

TF-Viewer · 06-19-2008

Just going on record as saying I like the text to speech engine. Some of the voices you've used to make these are better than others, but I'd rather listen to the speech engine than a digitally morphed voice (as suggested above).

dataloss · 06-19-2008

Newer voices are being released on the consumer level all the time and they are improving...

JP SylvrWolfe · 06-19-2008

They still lack the emotional resonance of a live performance by a REAL human being. And nevermind the whole voice modulation crap, we can get people who ACTUALLY ARE female for the female parts.

dataloss · 06-19-2008

Agreed, that is still 3 years + off on consumer level voices, although some of the high end stuff I heard for telephone switchboard automation is really good, there is a scottish female voice doing the rounds that is very real sounding with the correct nuances but the price tag is more than paying a voice over artist a decent wage for their work. Anyhow I seem to write and munip and render images more these days than record audio...

06-17-2008	#1
TF-Viewer Slave to the Process Forum Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,781	Howling Mad Productions archive.org As some people may know the original page for Howling Mad Productions (great site IMO for female transformation audio stories) went down some time ago and the new one does not yet have all the old content on it. I just a moment ago found that the archived site has all the old stories still downloadable. So if you're interested you might want to go to http://web.archive.org/web/200704020...ioFiction.html before they disappear as archived pages are known to do.

06-17-2008	#2
JP SylvrWolfe Process Fan Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 51	Re: Howling Mad Productions archive.org Niiiiiice.

06-18-2008	#3
dataloss Creator of Hairy Beasties Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: London, UK Posts: 130	Re: Howling Mad Productions archive.org Thanks for finding my old site, sorry it went down , I've since moved web host's but not a lot of time to work on anything right now... started to get my feel back for a werewolf transformation scene, its banging around my head just need to get it down in text and audio... __________________ Beware She-Wolves and other creatures of the night reside here... Last edited by dataloss; 06-18-2008 at 02:34 AM.

06-18-2008	#4
Hardcase Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The Golden State Posts: 207	Re: Howling Mad Productions archive.org Interesting. Is there text for these stories? I can read quicker than listening and being half deaf makes it difficult for these mp3s.

06-18-2008	#5
JP SylvrWolfe Process Fan Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 51	Re: Howling Mad Productions archive.org Small suggestion, if I may... Find voice actors. That txt to audio translator is infuriating and totally detracts from the story. I find myself repeating the lines, with appropriate tone and pacing, just to keep from getting annoyed. Everything heavy pause seems to be told from the perpsective of elongated pause thestrangestcomputer pause chick ever. Other than that? These are wonderfully crafted stories which really deserve another chance at life. If you're interested in working on these more, or perhaps turning this into a podcast for TF fans, please let me know. ^_^

06-19-2008	#9
TF-Viewer Slave to the Process Forum Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,781	Re: Howling Mad Productions archive.org Just going on record as saying I like the text to speech engine. Some of the voices you've used to make these are better than others, but I'd rather listen to the speech engine than a digitally morphed voice (as suggested above).