Voice actors may be interested in this:

[Gregjazz]

http://classweb.gmu.edu/accent/

Archive of different accents. This is a great tool to build your repetoire of accents. They even have the IPA transcriptions with every accent!

[evenwolf]

I love it!

Great resource.

Check out my native tongue under:
"english" >  23. English Speaker from Eastern Tennessee USA

Yep, that is how we all sound.  Or atleast most of us.

[Evil]

Oh man! What a great site! Thanks a ton Geoffkhan! This will be great for my acting class.

[Eggie]

That's awesome.

[Ubel]

Wooow... Cool...Ã, 

[TerranRich]

Excellent! Thanks very much for this, this is a great resource.

Time to hone my voice-over skills

[Kinoko]

Damn ^_^ I tried the Japanese accents but I thought they'd be speaking Japanese... Still, REALLY interesting, thanks!

[rtf]

Wow, this is like exactlyp what I needed.

[Blackthorne]

English Speaker 53 - from Syracuse NY - that's my town.  And yeah, we sound like that.


Bt

[Privateer Puddin']

58. English Speaker from Southhampton, England

That's 17 miles west from where i live ¬¬

[Duzz]

hee hee hee, I used this site when I was trying to figure out how to do different accents for bouncy boxing.Ã,  Not sure how much it helped really, but I was pretty clueless with out it.

[Gregjazz]

Napoleon! Hoh hoh hoh hoh.

French is easy, you just have to get that "hoh hoh hoh" right.

[SSH]

Isn't "Hoh hoh hoh" Laplandian?

[Pelican]

Pah! The Northern Irish accent sucks. I have mates from Londonderry, and they do not sound like that!

[MrColossal]

Yea, they're totally lying!

[TerranRich]

What i don't like is that a lot of the speakers also speak like 10 other languages, so the accents can sometimes sound dilluted. I tried all the Boston accents and only one of them sounded like a stereotypical Bostonian.