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Quiznit
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Greetings!
It was around the year 1999-2000 that I ran across a demo for a game that I has never heard of at the time, Baldur's Gate. The demo ended with me aiding a ranger of good morals (but questionable intellect and stability) in rescuing his companion from a stronghold of smelly gnolls.
At this point, I immediately headed for Electronics Boutique to purchase the game and it has been my favorite PC series ever since.
An important part of the BG experience to me if having portraits and voice files suitable for whatever character that I'm making a run with at the time. While it is relatively easy to find an excellent portrait for almost any imaginable character (or ask AI to make one), in my opinion, a large portion of soundsets in the wild are just... meh.
Thus, I've taken to learning to use ElevenLabs to add to my soundset library. I believe I've produced some that are good enough to share. I'm in the process of using CamDawg's EE Soundset Tool (thanks Dawg!) to package loose files into his installer and will be sharing links in the General Modding section for both forms. I also plans to post previews on YouTube so that the reader can gauge if a soundset may be of interest to them.
I look forward to contributing to the community.
It was around the year 1999-2000 that I ran across a demo for a game that I has never heard of at the time, Baldur's Gate. The demo ended with me aiding a ranger of good morals (but questionable intellect and stability) in rescuing his companion from a stronghold of smelly gnolls.
At this point, I immediately headed for Electronics Boutique to purchase the game and it has been my favorite PC series ever since.
An important part of the BG experience to me if having portraits and voice files suitable for whatever character that I'm making a run with at the time. While it is relatively easy to find an excellent portrait for almost any imaginable character (or ask AI to make one), in my opinion, a large portion of soundsets in the wild are just... meh.
Thus, I've taken to learning to use ElevenLabs to add to my soundset library. I believe I've produced some that are good enough to share. I'm in the process of using CamDawg's EE Soundset Tool (thanks Dawg!) to package loose files into his installer and will be sharing links in the General Modding section for both forms. I also plans to post previews on YouTube so that the reader can gauge if a soundset may be of interest to them.
I look forward to contributing to the community.
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