@tempertress @Renunciation @IamTakkun Oh, I wasn't complaining about you over-or-under -enunciating!
I admit that I did find you a bit difficult to hear at times, however -- especially when you were speaking directly towards the camera, as opposed to doing the voice-over parts. The volume levels between the camera mic and voice-overs seemed a bit unbalanced, and you spoke differently in each: louder (and more treble) in front of the camera, and quieter (with more bass) on the voice-overs.
I think perhaps the going-back-and-forth between both modes during the video may have resulted in a mildly jarring experience, where it could take a few seconds for a listener to get used to the changes... and that might be real source of the original "enunciate" problems. (Or maybe I'm just old and slow!)
Perhaps sitting or standing back a bit further from the mic (and thereby projecting more) for voice-over sessions would help smooth out the transition between the two audio modes. And yeah, awesome hair.
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