The gasps of the constellation

What is the sound of girls' asthma? How does it match with animation and wheezing sound?

Whenever you watch an animation, you will hear gasps in it. In addition to excitement, will you make up live dubbing scenes?

Think about how seiyuu produces such a vivid voice, but seiyuu is not a monster, and it is impossible to produce such a shameful voice out of thin air.

What is the sound of girls' asthma? How to match the animation gasps?

I have seen three ways so far.

First kind

There is a specially designed piano to match the shame sound. Different keys can press different types of shame sounds, which is a bit like the chatter of Doraemon.

When I first saw the secret video, I was a little surprised at first sight, but I found it funny when I looked closely. Most importantly, he actually plays it as a piece of music (what is this, do you really think you can play the piano? )

The second type

The second dubbing is also the easiest thing to think of. Mm-hmm, that's right. A good work should have true feelings. Maybe the production company thinks that the matching voice can't fully express the feelings of the characters. In pursuit of perfection, it is fake.

The third kind

Strong-voiced actors can use their mouths as much as possible, but can't use props, such as swallowing fingers repeatedly, licking carrots and patting chicken legs.

There are ventriloquists in Tokyo, who are lifelike and beautiful.

I don't know. What kind of dubbing do you prefer?