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Topic	I've never done 9 hours of tournament commentary before
trdl23 02/04/24 12:03:21 PM #4:	TomNook7 posted... What game? Magic. Local store is getting into content and had a $1000 tournament yesterday. This was the first one they've had commentary for and we got 35 viewers at peak -- I know it doesn't sound impressive, but it's by far the best they've ever done so I'm proud. I got PMs from locals who watched and want to come out and play in the future too. HaRRicH posted... Vitamin C is your friend. Honey can be good too. Sometimes gargling can help, but don't do it with salt water like some people do because they'll hurt the vocal cords more. Warm water is probably better than cold water. Try not to be breathless before speaking, try to breathe through your diaphragm, try not to yell, try to massage your neck muscles before beginning...just odds-enhancers, I know being an announcer means it's hard not to ever yell as a reaction to something hype. Hope this helps! Thanks a bunch. I'll avoid salt water, and honey does sound nice. I can also post the VOD if people want to see. I'd love feedback on presentation since we're still new at it (obviously I don't expect you to watch all 9 hours). --- E come vivo? Vivo! <cite>trdl23 posted [p:978648790] in I've never... [t:80687649]...</cite> <quote>TomNook7 posted... </cite><quote>What game?</quote>Magic. Local store is getting into content and had a $1000 tournament yesterday. This was the first one they've had commentary for and we got 35 viewers at peak -- I know it doesn't sound impressive, but it's by far the best they've ever done so I'm proud. I got PMs from locals who watched and want to come out and play in the future too.HaRRicH posted... </cite><quote>Vitamin C is your friend. Honey can be good too.Sometimes gargling can help, but don't do it with salt water like some people do because they'll hurt the vocal cords more. Warm water is probably better than cold water.Try not to be breathless before speaking, try to breathe through your diaphragm, try not to yell, try to massage your neck muscles before beginning...just odds-enhancers, I know being an announcer means it's hard not to ever yell as a reaction to something hype. Hope this helps!</quote>Thanks a bunch. I'll avoid salt water, and honey does sound nice.I can also post the VOD if people want to see. I'd love feedback on presentation since we're still new at it (obviously I don't expect you to watch all 9 hours). --- E come vivo? Vivo!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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