Cell-audio version

**TEDG65** · January 26th, 2012

Hi all this is my first post..

I typically listen to all the King books on audio format, which I load into my phone and enjoy while doing other things.

I recently listened to Cell and noticed certain sections of sentences stray from the narrator and are "filled in" by somone else with a lower voice.

This is the first instance of this I've noticed of this particular "sharing" of the narration and was wondering if anyone else had heard this?

**Moderator** · January 27th, 2012

Actually, what happened was that the reader had a cold during the recording and some sections were recorded at a later time so it sounds like it's a different person, but it was Campbell Scott who did the entire book.

**TEDG65** · January 27th, 2012

Seriously??.....wow!

Also noticed occasionally the audio quality changes/drops off in certain areas, but then returns..

Thanks for the response!

**Moderator** · January 27th, 2012

Seriously.

**Spideyman** · January 27th, 2012

Originally Posted by TEDG65

Seriously??.....wow!

Also noticed occasionally the audio quality changes/drops off in certain areas, but then returns..

Thanks for the response!

Awaiting GNTLGNT's response.

**J.T. Adams** · January 27th, 2012

Welcome, Ted!

Don't wait four years until the next post.

**GNTLGNT** · January 30th, 2012

Originally Posted by Spideyman

Awaiting GNTLGNT's response.

....as a "voice talent" nothing is more irritating to me than fighting a cold or hoarseness...my voice is a tool and a gift from God(not being ego-overloaded, I've just always been thankful) and one I like to keep as genuine as possible...insert editing would be a handy device...as far as the audio quality? Hard to tell...so many variables there...original recording, dubs, post-production flub...etc.....