Which, in our case, would be rather frequently.ĩ - James Cromwell, doing a send off from his role in Babe, saying "That'll do pig, that'll do" when you manage to make a high speed lift-off drift turn to stay on track.
Or was that the other star-movie?Ħ - If you have to have a robot voice, how about the voice of Dick Tufeld, the man behind the robot in Lost In Space screaming "Warning! Warning"! whenever you are approaching a turn too fast?ħ - This one is sure to be a hit: Marilyn Monroe, singing "Bye Bye Baby" when you make a wrong turn, or you're going in the wrong direction, following it up with a sigh, and an esasperated "Well, nobody's perfect".Ĩ - Clint Eastwood a la "Dirty Harry" gritting out "Make My Day" as you safely negotiate a proper turn, and "You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya, punk?" when you head off hopelessly off course. If only we could stop ourselves from making light-sabre sounds.
(Yeah, she was also a live actor on both programs, but we're talking futuristic technology here, right?) When you get to where you are going, her voice should say "Shuttle has arrived at its destination". Just be careful you don't collapse into fits of giggles as you pull away!Ĥ - Humphrey Bogart -You're going out on the town with some friends, and they want you to meet them at some cool, new night spot, but you haven't a clue how to get there - until you hear Bogey saying "Of all the gin joints, in all the world.".ĥ - How about this one - Majel Barrett? You know, the voice from the computer on Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation. Evil" saying "Why am I surrounded by frikkin' idiots" when you go astray.ģ - Perhaps Eric Idle's catchy "Run away! Run away"! from Monty Python and the Holy Grail could be programmed in at the start of your journey. You are the first person I have come across on any TomTom forum to describe Ray’s TomTom site’s free voice skins as ‘Iffy’ ( to name but two).2 - Mike Myers, AKA Austin Powers saying "Yeah, baby, yeah"! when you are going in the right direction, and reprising "Dr. Judging by the feedback of these dishonest individuals, the people who have bought these ‘free skins’ seem generally pleased with the voices however.
Even though thieves on eBay are, actually copying theses voice skins and then charging people money for them. Justin Moorhouse and Big John are very much personnel tastes but on the whole quite funny and remember all these individuals have composed all the messages and directions for free. What do you expect for free! Though, they may be only minor celebrities and local radio presenters, I think the diction and articulation of Andy Siddell, Liz Whitaker and Vicki Archer to be comparable with TomTom’s Tim and Jane.
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