1. Practice your lines out loud and record yourself to get a better sense of how you sound. Practicing your lines out loud and recording yourself is an important part of voice acting. It allows you to hear how your voice sounds and make adjustments as needed. When practicing, focus on enunciating your words clearly and speaking with emotion. You can also use the recordings to practice different techniques such as changing your pitch or adding inflection. Recording yourself also helps you become more comfortable with the material and gives you a better sense of how you sound. 2. Listen to other voice actors to get an idea of different styles and techniques. Listening to other voice actors is a great way to get an idea of different styles and techniques. By listening to experienced professionals, you can learn how to use your voice in different ways and pick up on techniques that you may not have thought of. You can also get an idea of the types of characters that are popular