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How did you felt voicing Isolde? Is there any other character in particular that you absolutly loved playing during your career? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Isolde's singing is the best. Is there anything you like about the character you voiced? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
You absolutely killed this! Loved your character, and the way you brought out her emotions! Did you actually sing those opera lines? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Not a question but congratulations and thank you for your amazing acting with Isolde 💙 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Love that you had the opera influence to include with the character. She’s one of my favorites! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
OMG, I love your performance so freaking much, Mrs. Farlinger. You're just Isolde in my mind
I wonder if you do all of the German dialogues & opera singing in the game? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thank you for your performance and acting as Isolde!! May I know that as a native English speaker, what would u recommend to beginner German learners? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Just wanted to say you did a marvelous job.
Isolde is just a great character, with her mind broken and the song was marvelous too.
I could have only one question for you : Which character from a video game you would love to dub ? :) (Not only reverse 1999) | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Semi-insane more like pretty insane I mean Isolde made WW1 happen for her therapist girlfriend.
Speaking of, did you ever feel like Isolde saw Kakania more than just a friend?
What's your opinion on what happen with Isolde during the end of this chapter? I myself felt so broken by the end when Kakania had to hypnotize (something Kakania doesn't like) Isolde in order to get the info Marcus need for the Storm.
Finally is there any tv shows/movies that you have worked on that we should check out?
That's all from me, love your voice work for Isolde and also am happy that Isolde is a part of my crew too. Her singing while doing the attacks are cool and Isolde singing that one part from Tosca for her Ultimate is so freaking awesome! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Happy to see that you are here, you have voiced one of my absolute favorite characters I have ever seen. Isolde (and Marcus!) voice acting was the absolute highlight of 1.7 update.
Do you have a personal favorite scene while playing Isolde? For me for example it was the scene with Kakania at backstage which was honestly peak | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hello Ms. Ella! I love love love your performance! You did such a marvelous job as the voice of Isolde!
Ok to the questions. How did you feel when you received the role of a video game character and such a complex one? Were there fun moments during your time at the recording studio? Do you have a favourite character other than Isolde or a character you can relate to?
Anyway, that's all I'd like to know. Also, how's your day? :) | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
The Opera Queen oh my god | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
First of all, I love your voice!! , quick question, Do you play Reverse1999 and experience the story?
And Will your voice act in Other games in the future? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
I LOVE ISOLDE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR GIVING HER SUCH A BEAUTIFUL VOICE! But I do want to ask, what do you think about the relationship between Kakania and Isolde? After all, the story has left us with a bit of a bitter ending for them at the end... | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
I don’t have a question, but just wanted to say your singing and performance were both beautiful in this event. We’re very spoiled when it comes to voice acting in Reverse 1999. Thank you for all your hard work! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
When you hit the 🗣️ "Ti soffoca il sangue? Ti soffoca il sangue?"🔥🔥🔥 I broke down crying, that shit is so peak! 😭💢 I love Isolde | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thanks you so much for voicing Isolde!! I waited for her release ever since she was revealed for the chinese server (I might also break my f2p status for her skin lmao) and she's my absolute favorite ever since. Now that I know her full story I think I can say that she's probably one of my favorite characters in any media, she's just amazing.
My question would be : what do you think about Kakania and the relationship between her and Isolde? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Whats your youtube channel | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hello LadyKanra! (Is that how I address people? I'm new to Reddit lol)
Thank you for your kind words :) I was SO stoked to do some German for this role.
As an opera singer, I was trained in German vocal diction (pronunciation, recitation of poetry) as well as conventional linguistic training. While my pronunciation was intuitive from years of working with the language, I realized I had been taught a much more formal speaking style. Think of how a Shakespeare actor would recite English compared to a casual conversation.
Luckily, my director was fluent in German and was INSTRUMENTAL in helping me get the swing of a more naturalistic flow. Sometimes we would play back my German lines and I was shocked – I sound like a German!!! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Have you ever voiced a character like her before or is it your first time? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Magikitti :)
Thanks for this question and your words about Isole, I'm so glad you're enjoying the character.
Truthfully, I think the variety of what was required in this role made it somehow easier? Sometimes you're doing 5 straight hours of recording, so having some different languages and singing made things a little more interesting haha.
I definitely would hang with Isolde. Even though she's a bit unhinged, I think she's very passionate about her art and invested in her own healing. Those are some pretty great qualities for a friend. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
One of the reasons why I love Isolde is her voice, I was very attentive to each dialogue in the chapter and when the character sang it was amazing. Thanks for your hard work!
My question: How did you manage to show Isolde's feelings through her voice? because god, this girl goes through a lot, and managing to capture it in her voice is amazing.
Also, do you think that Isolde could achieve some kind of peace in the future? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Isolde von Dittarsdorf is so pretty and I love her design so:
What do you like best about Isolde?
What made you pursue voice acting?
How did you learn the singing and german or did you already know how to sing? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Were you an opera singer before being a voice actor or a voice actor who learned to sing? Love your work with Isolde !! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
My friend doesn’t have reddit, but shes asking if you ship Isolde with any other characters? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi z\_sanford228,
Thanks for your kind words!
In a lot of ways, Isolde is unlike anything I've played before. However, there are elements of her character that I found similarities to previous roles I've done. I did in a movie called 'Kicking Blood' where I played a washed-up vampire. She was sort of glamorous while being semi-self-destructive. I've also done some opera roles that encapsulate elements of Isolde's volatile tempers while maintaining some elegance and prestige. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi Ella! I absolutely loved your performance!
My question: Did you find any aspect of Isolde's character particularly challenging to connect with? And what was the most exciting part of the entire experience for you?
Thank you for portraying her with such depth and emotion. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey tokifreak91,
All of Isolde's music was chosen for me by the creative team and writers. Funnily enough, the opera world is very strict about what kind of voice ranges and voice types (light, heavy, warm, etc.) can sing what opera arias (solo pieces in an opera). For example, Isolde's main piece is 'Vissi d'arte' from Tosca, which is typically sung by an older soprano with a much heftier voice than mine. As a 23-year-old light soprano, I got to explore some repertoire that I wouldn't otherwise, which was honestly such a treat! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
I'm not here to ask a question, but I just wanna tell you that your work is one of the best voice acting I've ever heard in anything. Your German, your SINGING (holy crap), and how you made Isolde REAL, it was a delight playing through the story while listening to Isolde. Without your voice, Chapter 6 wouldn't have the best story in the game (so far), so thank you so much. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi Temporary-Funny7741!
I've been singing in operas since I was eight years old, but started training more seriously when I was 16 after performing in the Canadian Opera Company's production of 'The Magic Flute'. Working in the country's biggest opera house with international stars and a full orchestra had me completely hooked into the grand and intense art form.
I have been in several operas but at much smaller scales than something you would see at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. As an opera student, I was involved in several productions at my school, but the path for young singers means that there is much more training before you get to perform on a larger stage as a principal.
I have several YouTube videos from different recitals that I've done, however! You can find them if you look up my name :)
And before Reverse 1999, I've only ever voice-acted in a documentary TV-film called 'Cheating Hitler' where I narrated the story of child survivors of the Holocaust. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Your singing makes me shiver, your 2.1 Garment Voicelines as well! It's such a velvety and catchy voice that I can't help but sing along even if I can't quite understand the meaning behind those verses \^w\^
Ms. Farlinger, your voice is a rarity and I and many others will be seated for your career, I'm so excited for your future prospects! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
WOW. Your voice acting was absolutely incredible Ms. Farlinger! It's fair to say that Isolde is definitely in my top 3 favourite characters after playing through Ch. 6.
I do have one query, how come at the end of E lucevan le stelle, you the R's when singing Vissi d'arte, yet in the other scene where Isolde sings the same piece, the R's arent trilled? I'm just curious! Your performance was absolutely amazing, especially your German! As a fluent speaker, your German was almost impeccable.
Thank you for bringing Isolde's character to life ♥️ | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thank you for you performance! It is amazing and genuinely one of my favorite parts of this story chapter.
As a question - Isolde is a character that is amazingly talented, but also one with severe mental illness and a deeply traumatic past, living in a time and situation where those issues could barely be acknowledged, much less treated humanely. I was greatly impressed by how you were able to so clearly convey that Isolde is someone broken and dangerous because of it, but also innocent and very much lost. Was it difficult to for you to find her voice? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hello ella! Before everything, I'm gonna say that you're the reason why Isolde have such a good character aside from story, your voice and your acting is really topnotch especially the sad part with Kakania after the opera show. I also is a part of Theater crew in my country and as an actor i know how hard it is voicing such character, especially such a complex character like Isolde.
My question is also have connections, what kind of training you do to voicing a tragic and complex character as isolde? And when you recording the sad part, is it hard to voicing that scene? Since the desperate voice of isolde is really transcend with that act. Thank you. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey ohwowcringe!
Thanks for the love :) I have a couple favourite operas (so hard to pick one!). My classic favourite is probably 'La Bohème'. When I'm feeling a little twisted, I lovvvveeee 'Wozzeck' by Alan Berg. It's kind of like if Alfred Hitchcock made an opera. I also absolutely adore anything by Benjamin Britten, but a dream role of mine has always been Titania in his 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Someone else has already asked (and you answered!) about the opera parts, but I just want to say how ABSOLUTELY AMAZING you did!! I love opera, and when the first scene of Isolde singing as Tosca appeared, I was so entranced I didn’t realize I was supposed to actually touch the screen to continue the story.
I am curious though, what do you think about the relationship/friendship between Kakania and Isolde? How did you see it through Isolde’s eyes when you were voicing her? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Question, do you plan to voice tosca after reverse 1999 perfomance as isolde?
(2.1 content) What was the song on "and all that jazz", you liked to sing jazz?
(External content) What do You think of faust from limbus company? You would give voice to her? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
I just wanted to say your performance was incredible <3 you did a stellar job!! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi Zaimous,
Thanks for the question and these super sweet words!
Now, I'm not an expert on voice acting, as this is only my second time doing voice work, and my first time voicing a character (I had only ever done narration). I will say, though, that I really learned how much voice acting is about being absolutely fearless and flexible. I did a couple of callbacks for Isolde before being offered the role, and each time I retaped I thought 'Wow that was so over the top' and then the feedback I got was 'Go further!' So don't be afraid of sounding strange or doing more than you think is reasonable - they can always dial you back, but they can't always be sure that you're willing to go the distance! And as far as flexibility, we had such efficient and productive recording sessions because my director was so clear and detailed with his feedback, but also because as a singer I'm very familiar with the vocal mechanism and what creates different qualities (airiness, vocal fry, chest resonance, nasality) and also how to vary inflections (almost like a melody!) Being able to switch things up and offer different options for a line is such an asset as a voice actor. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Gosh, I just wanna say your performance was nothing short of excellent! 1.7 was amazing thanks in large part to Isolde! YOU’RE THE GOAT! 🙏🙏 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
i absolutely loved your performance as isolde, not to mention your singing just made it even better it really felt like you were able to bring her character to life.
when you were asked first asked to voice her what were your intial impressions on isoldes character? and what voice direction did deicde to take to bring out isolde's character (srry for the double question.) | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thank you so much for the hard work😍🤗✨🙏 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi AggressiveChairs,
Funnily enough, my music and acting journey have always sort of been in tandem. I started acting for film & TV professionally when I was 8 and around the same time I joined a children's choir where we put on operas every year. Acting sort of felt more like a job for me for a while, whereas singing was more of a passionate hobby. It's been such a joy to blend these two parts of my life! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
I must say you have been amazing. Isolde interpretation has been sublime and you were able to convey her trauma and psychological struggle. What an extremely challenging character to interpret.
My questions are:
1) how did it feel interpreting a character from a video game (a gacha in this case)?
2) I am just curious and don’t want to sound disrespectful at all, but we all have our bias, have you ever been biased some how, before this experience, toward the video games industry in relation to voice acting?
Thank you! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
How many years of training do you have in opera also that acapella scene with Isolde was my favorite part of chapter 6 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
What was the scene you felt like you put a lot of emotional energy into? As in where you could feel just how emotionally charged Isolde was. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
That's interesting to hear! I'm glad you got to explore some new pieces and you were lovely in your performances! I'm interested to see where things will go from here! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi! Incredible work on Isolde, she’s instantly become my favorite character after seeing and especially HEARING her spells, it was fun looking up the reference for “Ti soffoca il sangue?!”, impressive performance, I’d say you did it even better than the original! I just wanted to say you also have a great French accent as well, and you were singing it, too. Crazy talented. Thank you for your incredible work! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey ParadoxTheGentleman,
I answered a question earlier about my German speaking experience.
To answer your question about what drew me into acting as a child: my parents are both filmmakers so I was surrounded by the industry my whole childhood and it seemed like a natural path (does that make me a nepo-baby? Lol). I was always a very outgoing kid and knew that a performing career was in the cards. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
I LOVE ISOLDE RAAAAGHH
I’m insanely sad because I couldn’t get her during her banner, but playing as her during all the events was AWESOMEEEEEEEE
I think my main question is, is it difficult to work since such young age? I often wonder how child actors(no matter cinema, voice or theatre) feel about their work and performance? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey spiral\_stalight!
Fave aria depends on my mood haha. When I'm feeling fiery and confident, I love the classic 'Quando m'en vo' from La Bohéme. When I'm a bit more low and sentimental, 'Adieu, notre petite table' from Massenet's opera Manon always hits. An aria that always feels amazing to sing, regardless of my mood, is Bellini 'Oh, quante volte' from I Capuleti e i Montecchi.
I am sadly locked out of my instragram account @ ellafarlinger, so I don't really have any social media links where you can follow me. I do have a YouTube channel under my name where I post clips from recitals!
Initial recordings were typically in 4-6 hour sessions, and later I was called in for shorter sessions for added content. My most memorable parts were the singing and German sections! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thanks for bringing Isolde to life, your VA for her is spectacular, the singing too, oh and All that Jazz in 2.1 too | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
That's really cool, thanks for the answer! (And yeah, "LadyKanra" is fine haha)
I do hope you can make use of your opera and/or German skills in other (voice) acting roles, too. Definitely looking forward to hearing more from you as Isolde in upcoming chapters :) | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
OMG! It's amazing to hear an actual opera dinger in the game, instantly sold me the character. And such a good work too!
The question is: how did you even got hired? Because not everyday you hear a character, let alone in a game, to be like... this.
And also: are you proud of your work here? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hello Ella. It was amazing to hear you perform as Isolde. When acting out the more intense parts of Isolde what were your main inspirations you drew from? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Krider-kun,
There was always a part of me that wondered if Isolde had more-than-friendship feelings for Kakania, but I think more realistically, Kakania was the only person she could really open up to and feel safe around. I think at the core of Isolde's struggle is her loneliness.
It's definitely tragic to have to watch Kakania hypnotize Isolde. Whenever someone has to go against their own integrity is a real demonstration of the stakes and tension of the story at hand. I feel your pain on this one!
I would say go check out 'Anne with an E' which is a show I did for several years as a teenager. It's a classic Canadian story as well! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Ok-Impact1299!
I answered some questions about voice acting and singing/German in other questions, but I'll address your other question.
This might be odd but I really like how Isolde is very tactful in her interactions with people – you could even say manipulative. I think it shows how cunning and smart she is, underneath a demure and ladylike surface that she has to broadcast. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi Auspex86,
I'm so glad you enjoyed watching Isolde's character!
The hardest part of Isolde's character for me to connect with was maybe her moments where her psychotic episodes caused her to direct her anger at Kakania. While realistic, it's always painful to play/witness how we lash out at those closest to us in times of struggle.
The most exciting part of the experience was when I got to do her playable lines and see how the singing/spoken lines lined up with her strikes and actions. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi Miss Ella! Your performance was absolutely breathtaking you did a masterfully amazing job!!!! I have several questions, did you enjoy Voicing Isolde? Do you think you’re going to do more VA work in the future?
PS: forgive my boldness, but you’re really pretty!! You should be a model to!!!! I hope you have an amazing day!!! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
this is gonna be a long one haha :)
hi, i’m anna and as an austrian i have to say, that the 1.7 patch made me feel more represented than i have felt in years and on top of that isolde and klara are very intriguing and complex characters! normally in media the only representation we get are characters that are actually from germany, so as a history lover seeing austria represented in this specific time area in the habsburg monarchy actually made me quite happy. sadly i haven’t gotten around to reading the main story yet, because i’m a newer player and stuck on chapter 4 at the moment, but i genuinely loved your voice acting in isolde’s side (back)story. normally the german language gets butchered quite badly from non-native va’s and while as a native i can definitely tell if someone’s mother language is german or not, you did a truly amazing job speaking german. especially when you were singing your pronunciation was top notch!
language-wise the only slight criticism would be name butchering like:
- german : isoldE , english: isold
-german: heinriCH, english: heinrik
i do realize tho that some german vocals are hard to pronounce and you probably weren’t specifically asked to pronounce them correctly, therefore you genuinely still did such a good job!
so my question is a bit more history oriented! when taking up the role of isolde, were you also interested in the time period that your character lived in, just to furthermore understand how living in vienna during the 1910’s shaped her as a character as well? :3 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
No questions here, but I say I loved Isolde’s voice acting! You did an amazing job! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thank you for your response! I’m looking forward to seeing more content featuring Isolde in the upcoming chapters. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
:0 OH MY GOD HIIIIII! I am in awe at your performance! Isolde deserves every bit of the attention and praise she’s getting, and it’s almost entirely because of you! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Can you say something in audio like "Gacha is love, Gacha is life. Use all your raindrops now." | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Regarding the French line "Tu peux la jeter maintenant, Le charme opère", the 2nd part is heard as "LA charme Dopère" which, unfortunately, does not make any sense. So, the main question is: Was there a lack of context, research or quality control?
Everything else about Isolde is top-notch, so this butchered line sticks out like a sore thumb .\_\_.
I hope it can be remade, but is that even possible? How was the communication with Bluehole? Like, are there a lot of intermediaries slowing everything down to a crawl before anything could happen? How long for a back and forth, and what were the time constraints? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi Concetto\_Oniro,
Thanks for the questions!
Interpreting a character from a video game was wild! It really showed the me power of the voice for expression as an actor when you don't have access to your facial/body expressions.
I myself am not really well-versed in video game culture, but my boyfriend definitely is and was really helpful when I had questions about what the heck I was doing lol. This may be surprising, but in the acting world, there's a lot of positivity around video game gigs. Video game roles reach a massive audience, can result in consistent work for a lot of actors, and users develop real relationships with the characters you voice! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Corvocat,
I'm glad you're having fun playing Isolde!
Working as a kid comes with its challenges but I'm lucky that I had a strong support system and a good understanding of the industry before I came in which made me better at pinpointing when things weren't being done as they should. There are definitely some interactions I've had that have left me a little scarred (lol) but I've gained so much from my experiences that I wouldn't trade it for anything.
Looking back on my work as a child actor is complicated. On one hand, I didn't have enough training in the craft to be a 'great' actor at the time, because I was pretty much thrown into it. I don't know if that's a universal child actor experience – it's possible that many people would have done more intensive training than me before they got their start – but for an eight-year-old, I'm sure I was mostly cast based on being cute and looking like my family members in the show lol. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Isolde is one of my favorite character in reverse, no contest, your voice acting and your voice in general is perfect for the role, you knocked it out the park !
Did you have any inspirations that you used when voicing her ? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Vyagravanshi,
Thanks so much! For Isolde's 'mad scenes,' I actually drew on some opera characters that famously go mad, which is almost always because of family or love. That fiery passion is a nice thing to tape into. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Wow, I am actually so stunned that you did the voicing and the singing for her! This game has the best voice acting from any game I have ever played! I am living in Germany and hearing Isolde speak German so fluently and so beautifully was such a shocker that I audibly gasped when I first heard it. I'm still learning, but it was amazing to listen to such a good voice actor AND understand what the character was saying. The opera singing on her skills is immaculate, and she's one of my favourite characters. Amazing work!
As for the question, there is a new skin for Isolde in the new Chinese version of the game. I just heard the voice lines in the skin, did you do them as well? They sound so good and I really want to get that skin now!
And another question, how were you chosen for the role, and did you know about the game before you were chosen to voice Isolde?
Thank you once again for the amazing experience that Isolde brought to the game, and have a wonderful week! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hello Ella, I'm really glad to see you here! I was amazed when I heard Isolde's voice for the first time! Your Opera singing is impressive, and your tone fits Isolde so well!
Since this is your first time as a game voice actor, how did it feel like? If you ever got a chance to voice another character in this game, would you like to do it, and what kind of character you would like to play as? ☺️ I'm so happy to hear you seemed to enjoy your time as Isolde! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi perfectlyBurning!
When I was 8, I joined a children's choir that put on operas every year, but it wasn't until I started training as a soloist that I realized how empowering and embodied the vocal technique required for opera-singing can be.
The biggest challenge with singing opera is just to pace yourself. Most operas are 2-3 hours long, with some as long as 5! Now, a single character isn't necessarily singing for that entire period, but you have to make sure you don't push your voice too hard and take it easy where you can. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Silverfredoom,
I'm glad you enjoyed Isolde!
We were always toeing the line between making her voice light and airy and regal, while also showing that she has deep vocal strength that can fill an opera house. Because of how volatile her emotions were, it was easy to move between these two qualities! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey CallMeNagi,
Definitely try to take a more conversational and immersive-style German course. I don't really believe in language learning apps that don't make you practice speaking with a real person. Getting familiar with German arts and culture (poetry, watching the news, etc.) is also super helpful! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
The name Isolde has emphasis on the sol part, right? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Then-Chiekcen1630,
I am not German! And I'm barely even a real German speaker, I just have a good ear for the language thanks to my opera training and my director for Reverse 1999 is part-Austrian and was able to make sure my pronunciation was as natural as possible. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hi InternationalEnmu,
The casting call for Isolde did mark opera singing as an asset for the role, but as far as I know, they were open to casting separate people for the voice work and musical work. Luckily, I could do both! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hello there! Your performance voicing Isolde was absolutely wonderful. You gave life to her in a way I never would have imagined. Given Isolde's background and special abilities, I'm curious as to what your own background regarding musical theatre and singing in general looks like. Thank you for reading, and for your hard work! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey Buzzerbeatmw,
I'm glad you're enjoying playing Isolde!
It's funny, in the opera world, they would be shocked by someone with my voice type singing something like 'Vissi d'arte' from Tosca as well as lines from Carmen, as they are for vastly different ranges. And yet, back in the day, singers would tackle all sorts of roles. There was much more flexibility in Isolde's time, so I think it's appropriate. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey justkot07,
Thanks so much for all these kind words! I've answered some of your questions in other responses, but I want to address your final Q. I actually didn't know what the game was until the chapter was released! It was all very on the down-low so there was no risk of spoilers. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thank you for the answer! Hope you enjoyed the story of the game, if you experienced it! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Alright everybody, I'm logging off now. It's been SUCH a treat to hear from you all and get a sense of how Isolde has resonated with people. I'm sorry to those whose questions I didn't get to – scroll through my responses to see if I answered any of your queries!
I have so much love for the Reverse 1999 creative team and community! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Thank you ! 🩵 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hello ejfarlinger!
I was and still am absolutely stunned by your performance as Isolde. In some scenes and isolated lines there's so, so much intricate details and nuances which make Isolde stand out above other characters thanks to you. The lobby line "The future? Does it matter?" is really something which came out of nowhere and stood out to me. Deep thanks to you, the writers and VA director for the amazing work.
Here's my questions;
When it came to Isolde's performance, what kind of reference points or inspirations did you have when bringing her to life? I've never heard VA performance like that so this intrigues me.
Was it difficult to reach the performance/voice we hear in the game?
How was it to work with Bluepoch? Who was the director and how were they when directing you? I'm interested in hearing about your experience since this was your first video game job. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
i just wanna say i love your voice acting for Isolde, the whole vibe and voice of her is great and i love how well she was voiced in each part of the story
my favorite moment of your voice acting has to be the war and peace part where isolde talks to kakania, the desperation and pain in her voice was so well done i felt like i couldn't take it
you're a amazing va and i hope you get alot of praises for it. oh also also what was your favorite moment to voice? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Slayed | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
Hey, you probably heard this a million times atp but you did a really really really good job at voiciding Isolde.
I have one question though, what's your honest opinion on the popular Isolde x Kakania ship | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
La Bohème is amazing! And I’m sure you’d be a great Titania, would love to see this happen! Your performance was a highlight of the patch, for sure :) | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
First I would like to say that you did such an incredible job at voicing Isolde, Chapter 6 was undoubtedly Reverse best work yet and your contribution is certainly part of what made it such a masterpiece. Thank you truly for allowing me to experience and witness such a stunning performance.
As for my question to you, as you know, Isolde is quite a unique character that is themed around Opera singer. I'm sure you do find some challenge here and there while trying to portray her. So is there any type or theme of a character that you might be interested in doing their voice for in the future? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
You absolutely fucking crushed it to say the least. This was easily my favorite chapter and i also have a new main character because of how well everything was delivered about her narritively and through superb voice acting.
Bravo. | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-09-08 |
I would smash Isolde, would you? :p | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
What do you think of Isolde's relationship with Kakania? (just look at my flair) | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
although she has signed off for now, please feel free to continue leaving questions, as she may pop back in periodically throughout the weekend! | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
Ti soffoca il sangue! 🔪 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
I just want to tell i love all the characters including their VA😌 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
That's awesome! Thank you for answering 💕 | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
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I really liked your "Ti soffoca il sangue? Ti soffoca il sangue?!" Voice line. And I wonder what's your favorite voice line from the game you did.
Also, what do you think of the interactions between Isolde and tiger characters?
Did you play the game before being casted or play the game after being casted?
I'm just really interested in voice acting really, I want to know how it works. And maybe even become one lol | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
Same question. Did you really sing those and did you have special classes for those? | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
Uhhh.. cant think from my head but,
- Did you choose Isolde's name from Tristan and Iseult (Isolde)? Or was it a different backstory as to why erm.. Isolde is named Isolde 🤦
- Opinion on Kakania being an amazing doctor? lol | r/reverse1999 | comment | r/Reverse1999 | 2024-10-08 |
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