Voice Changing app: recomendations

[Bikerdude]

Evening

 

As contemporary PC's are quite power these days it occurred to be I should be able to find either a real time or other wise voice changing app. Thus far all I have found is quite crappy apps that done nothing more than phase and or pitch change, or the bloody installer is infected with a trojan so I don't get to test it out etc.

 

Recommendations..?

[SeriousToni]

What do you want to achieve by "voice changing" instead of changig pitches which is the only way I can think of right now?

[Mortem Desino]

There is very very little pitch change you can do before the voice sounds unnatural (something like 1/2 step up or 1 whole step down). The best thing you can do is augment what your voice already can do. When I listen to Thief, the main differences between Stephen Russel's "Garrett" & his "Hammerite" is a little higher pitch, a little more airy, and a little more nasal.

 

My comfortable range is bass, but I can accentuate it by bringing it 1/2 step lower. I can add some flattering EQ & subtle compression, so my bass voice sounds a little more "bassy".

 

I can also do a bit of a gravelly voice. To make my voice sound "dirtier", I run a copy of the audio through an amp simulator. Then I mix the two 50/50 or whatever sounds best.

[Bikerdude]

My comfortable range is bass, but I can accentuate it by bringing it 1/2 step lower. I can add some flattering EQ & subtle compression, so my bass voice sounds a little more "bassy".

 

I can also do a bit of a gravelly voice. To make my voice sound "dirtier", I run a copy of the audio through an amp simulator. Then I mix the two 50/50 or whatever sounds best.

 

Hmm amp simulator app do you use and what settings do you recommend,