Yup, I'll agree with that. It certainly does end up with a generic tone that has become ubiquitous. It's like the Continental English accent that actors and new

Yup, I'll agree with that. It certainly does end up with a generic tone that has become ubiquitous. It's like the Continental English accent that actors and news hosts are taught to use - they all sound the same because they have all been taught to sound the same.