I mean I am so annoyed!
Making a music video for myself of the memorial service (because I like music videos, ok?) and I am trying to edit out those monotone, nasal, "I'm so disinterested" remarks that she throws in at the most intrusive times.
Since everything she says is on one pitch, I figured I could notch it out along with the overtones, but the enharmonics from bad vowel production are so pervasive as to make it impossible (I'm sure someone will catch the humor in this statement).
She talks while the singers are singing, she talks before the applause dies down, she talks when the brothers are talking, she talks, talks, talks, and the whole time it sounds like she doesn't even want to be there. I thought her original interview with the deceased was bad enough, but I have now lost any interest in seeing or hearing her again, and I truly wish I had recorded the service off anywhere but CBS, not to mention that annoying lower third banner over the whole service.
The service (once it got started) spoke for itself. She sounded like this was the first time she had ever been around African Americans.
There. Got it off my chest.
Making a music video for myself of the memorial service (because I like music videos, ok?) and I am trying to edit out those monotone, nasal, "I'm so disinterested" remarks that she throws in at the most intrusive times.
Since everything she says is on one pitch, I figured I could notch it out along with the overtones, but the enharmonics from bad vowel production are so pervasive as to make it impossible (I'm sure someone will catch the humor in this statement).
She talks while the singers are singing, she talks before the applause dies down, she talks when the brothers are talking, she talks, talks, talks, and the whole time it sounds like she doesn't even want to be there. I thought her original interview with the deceased was bad enough, but I have now lost any interest in seeing or hearing her again, and I truly wish I had recorded the service off anywhere but CBS, not to mention that annoying lower third banner over the whole service.
The service (once it got started) spoke for itself. She sounded like this was the first time she had ever been around African Americans.
There. Got it off my chest.