Grantmitch1

Were you naturally good at voices or did you have to do some form of training?

Do you revisit voice training from time to time to keep up your skills?

Academic research has called into question the capacity of experts to accurately judge wine. Why should we be any less sceptical of experts who judge or rank coffee?

Thank you for this response! I certainly recognise a lot of the work you have done, particularly Skyrim and ESO.

One of the things you notice from that list is that you have a bit of range going on there, from characters with (slightly) higher pitch voices, to lower pitched voices.

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I personally find high pitched voices really hard to maintain, while deeper voices quite easy (although too deep causes throat pain). What sort of things do you do to maintain the voice once you've got it? So prevent it from breaking, causing pain, etc?

To be more blunt: if I wanted to engage in tax avoidance and bribery without the authority getting wind, which bank is best for me?

I.e. who is the worst of the worst?

I also didn't mean it as a criticism. This person considers themself an expert in what they do - that's a good thing - but for those of us who are not experts in it and have heard criticisms drawn from academic research, it is reasonable, in my mind, to ask why we should consider them 'relevant'. It would have been interesting to see what this gentleman had to say, as I know very little about coffee or about ranking/grading it.