Describing voices, accents and tone.

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Describing voices, accents and tone.

I'm looking for help to describe regional voices. Everything from whiny twangs to gravelly voices. I don't have to be specific. In fact, I like the creative style of calling it a Scotch drinker's voice and such.

Anyone know of any exercises that would help the creative juices flow?

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