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I'm talking about both. I cannot listen to audiobooks that are acted, in fact, that was the reason I decided to go down the rabbit hole of creating my own. > F
by dececco 2y ago
I'm talking about both. I cannot listen to audiobooks that are acted, in fact, that was the reason I decided to go down the rabbit hole of creating my own.
> For fiction it'd be a big step down from a professional human reader who understands the story and the characters' mental states.
On the contrary, I don't want the reader to understand anything, I just want the text in audio form and I will do the interpretation of it myself.
- sjsdaiuasgdia 2y agoshrug good for you. A lot of people including myself find audiobook fiction really hard to listen to if read with a flat automated voice. I think how you tend to listen might also matter. I mostly use audiobooks when I'm driving or otherwise doing something else that is going to claim a portion of my attention. Following the narrative and dialog is easier when the audio provides cues like vocal tone changes for each speaker / narrator.