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[MeatBundle]

Anyone know of a relatively cheap yet effective solution for altering one's voice? I know there is software out there to do it, but am cheap and don't want to pay what they want for it. Anyone know of a way to change it using something like Audacity? Trying to do some voice prompts for a pinball, but my voice just isn't cutting it.

[Noah Fentz]

WavePad has numerous filtering options and plugins for distorting voices. It's the only audio program I use.

[dave the cool]

Anyone know of a relatively cheap yet effective solution for altering one's voice? I know there is software out there to do it, but am cheap and don't want to pay what they want for it. Anyone know of a way to change it using something like Audacity? Trying to do some voice prompts for a pinball, but my voice just isn't cutting it.

For Audacity,
You can use the pitch and speed to change your voice, although if you want really good stuff like robot voices, you can check out youtube. I remember seeing once a video on how to make your voice like a robot on Audacity.

Hope this helped,
Dave the cool

[Hansaplast]

www.buzzmachines.com
1. Install it
2. load your samples (.wav) into it and play the samples with a machine (tracker)
(you can play your samples like a synthesizer-keyboard)
3. In the machines view you can ad as much as you want of the includet effects (reverb,echo,gapper,flanger,vocoder,equalizer,... you name it)
4. save the results as .wav again

Edited by Hansaplast, 13 January 2010 - 10:27 PM.

[destruk]

http://www2.research...eb/tts/demo.php

free. Select your voice type, enter the text for it to say, click download.

[MeatBundle]

Thanks for all the responses. I will try all of these to find the one that will fit my needs the best.