Do you prefer (CV) with deep or soft voice?

[lunitawish]

Honestly, it heavily depends on the vibe of the character, but if I absolutely have to choose, I am Team Deep Voice all the way.

There is just something that love about a low and smooth.

 

[totallyamanda]

definitely depends on the character for me too. (*´∀｀*)
i like the flirty mischievous type so rarely do they have a heavy bass baritone voice or a really soft voice for majority of the time. they're usually on the higher range with a lilt to show playfulness so
i'm team in between?

as for soft voices, they're usually attached to characters that don't align with my favorite tropes, but whiny, whispery soft voices are faaaantastic.
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but, boy, howdy, does a nice low register voice talking sweet or being commanding just...sigh, i wish men were real sometimes..ᵉʰᵉʰᵉ(*/∇＼⭒)

 

[nerim-w]

I love softer voices!! Not child-like voices, but just like gentle and smooth voices like Hirakawa Daisuke, Keisuke Aikawa, Tetsuya Kakihara, Tachibana Shinosuke. God i wish Hirakawa did more cds because I love his unique voice so much

 

[arson194835798]

It definitely depends on the character and how the drama CD is delivered.

For binaural works, specifically works where the voice actor talks riiiiiight beside your ear, I enjoy deep voices! I think the vibration, if that makes sense, of the voice really enhances the tingling feeling you're supposed to get.

Soft voices are super nice for lovey dovey or emotional stories though! More, truly drama-like CDs akin to maybe a show or an audio drama?

 

[mikiuu]

I don't really have a strict preference. Even your favorite flavor of gum gets boring if you chew it all the time. I feel the same way about voice types.
I tend to like deep, mellow voices such as テトラポット登, 茶介 and 久喜大 because they feel very comforting and their voice acting is always amazing.
But after listening to that type of voice for a while, I'll switch things up and listen to sweeter, younger-sounding voices like 春男児, 湯町駆 and 佐和真中.
Also, even the same VA can switch between different voice types. Domon Atsushi is a good example—sometimes his voice is quite deep, and other times it's much brighter. And I have to say, his clingy, spoiled-sounding performances are adorable haha.
So it really just depends on my mood.Variety keeps things interesting.

 

[rorudesu]

Both!!! but I feel deep voices are more dependent on things like recording quality and audio playback.
Since audio in otome game is often compressed, softer voices may have a slight advantage when it comes to sounding consistently good.

That aside, my deep voice hall of fame: Miki Shinichirou and Hayami Shou. The absolute legends.
For softer voices, ...too many!! Tamaru Atsushi really impressed me recently tho (his acting occasionally gives me a little of Ishida Akira vibes)

 

[myfrral]

I think it depends on the type of character in the game, as long as it matches the atmosphere of the character, it's great! So when it comes to voice acting, I prefer settings that are tailored to the characters!

 

[Arisara]

Deep voice!! I'm going crazy when Okamoto Nobuhiko talk deep voice like Minami( 9rip) in MC dream . I like Yang voice too but Minami deep voice make me goosebumps. I wonder if there another VA with deep voice?

 

[MooMoon]

Definitely deep voice since it hit my ears so well lol Kazama is one with his unique deep voice and Yang. Honestly I just love deep voice.

 

[makancurry]

since i like the tsundere type mostly the one i like more have deep voice... they just does things to my brain