SFX in erotic audios

What bus SFX?

Seanaxial

I actually love SFX. I also love when people find a way to work in an occasional exaggerated cartoony one, as long as it makes sense 😂 I just find it adorable

Dylan MacFarlane

As far as SFX go its your choice hun, we all still love your content. So long as you don't let yourself be drowned out by SFX you'll be fine, besides they can help set up whatever the scene is that you want us to visualize instead of a written narrative to set the theme.

Xandu

Some times they can be distracting but I think it's all based on preference

Proxy

Oh no I LOVE sound effects. Keep them please!

Latefordinner

I'm cool with whatever to be honest

I would say to keep them. The sound effects add to the sense of immersion of a role-play, as well as add a further sense of connection. It helps the listener feel as if they are involved, as opposed to just listening to someone else talk. That being said, you do a fantastic job with your audios, and I'll be happy with whatever you decide.

Faraan

Personally I think it depends on whether or not it sounds realistic.

Brandon Allen

SFX can be good, but are somtimes overdone. I would say to just tone it down.

Ajax

I think they're a good additional touch most of the time, but I'm rarely thinking about them too much if they're well implemented

DandyLordLiebs

The SFX really does add to it. But I can understand some people might be more focus on the voice and probably think it'll delay the audios

TheBritannian

Idk, stirring good Mac and cheese can be a relaxing sound sometimes. I like to imagine you’re talking dirty while making noodles, it adds a different kind of relief to my evenings than you might think.

Personally thinks they are a plus to the audio, but if the acting is really good they can be unnecessary

Kyle Poor

I'm completely ambivalent, but you do them extremely well.

The Lustri VA

Keep the sfx in please.

Josh Cotter

I like the SFX it um.... "helps"

NextDoorAzn

Keep it. Its nice but it’s annoying to majority then i guess so be it

Brandon

Keep SFX i love it SFX

Deku

The sfx don't do to much for me personally. I'm here for what you say and the noises you make

Steven

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I think it was a kind of happy accident. It was good. I was able to focus exclusively on the story beats. Generally though, the SFX you have used in the past has improved the audio in terms of immersion.

The_AllBran_Man

I think they can work wonders to “enhance” an audio. More immersive or atmospheric SFX can really go with the experience as long as they aren’t too distracting. That being sad I do like them without sometimes as well. Both are great in my opinion.

I am a massive fan of SFX but I also love the audios without them

Ben Tayler

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I’m indifferent, I like them but I don’t need them

Felix Bagley

I like SFX, specially "moist" sounds, I do not like background music.

I did say in the last audio that the lack of sfx worked but only in the context of the audio. There was the build up over time of the listener wanting Jessica and with it being their first time with each-other, it felt fitting to have the listener; in that moment, to be intensely focus on nothing else but what Jessica was saying. That’s being said though; sfx do add a lot to the overall immersion and experience for the listener imo. Just so happens that the audio had some pieces accidentally fall into place.

Haha, I suspected this question might come up. Alright, so this is gonna be a long unhelpful answer LMAO. It really depends I think on what the whole scenario is. For example, the wolf girl audio from a while back is an instance where the SFX make the experience for me. The focus of the short story was on the exploration of the body in the latter half. Therefore, the SFX were completely appropriate and necessary to the experience. When the wolf girl comments on what the listener is doing, the SFX provides the auditory emphasis of that. For the most recent one, I feel like the plot was much more focused on Jessica's relationship with the listener and her first time. In that scenario, the focus is on the intimacy and the relationship and not that much on the physical at least the way I heard it. Thus, the SFX actually wouldn't have added that much (aside from like the knocking, music and stuff) and if too loud, may have actually distracted from the intensity of the moment for these two. Hope that clears things up in terms of what I experienced.

SFX is good but it makes for something different without. Personally i like the little back ground sounds/music

I'm a major fan of sfx, it really helps with the immersion and improves the overall auditory experience.

SFX adds atmosphere for me, so I enjoy when it's there, but don't mind when it isn't.

GanRPG

It's your work/art do what you think best fits the piece

TheTMoneyMan

I’m a fan of sfx personally

Richard Hardslab

I personally love SFX I think it adds to the immersion

Miguel Acosta

I love the SFX

Cruic