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morwalugi · 08-01-2008

So to give HopT and Sweeny their due
I use AV MP3 Player when I due the odd alteration in
my voice.Though I'd prefer if that program saved in
.wav format,it doesn't and the other voice morpher software
I've tried that do save in .wav generally leave me
clawing the walls in frustration due to various bugs,squeals,
loopbacks,seizures,etc

AV MP3 Player gets the job done with few hassles.

The two sliders can be adjusted during the actual
voicing,so I've occassionally done a retaping where
a sweet womens voices changes into a gruff old
geezers voice and vice versa.
You need to remember to record the actual slider
settings however to duplicate results and bring a
certain character back in for a return appearance.

08-01-2008	#9
morwalugi Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 463	Re: Who could voice a TG? So to give HopT and Sweeny their due I use AV MP3 Player when I due the odd alteration in my voice.Though I'd prefer if that program saved in .wav format,it doesn't and the other voice morpher software I've tried that do save in .wav generally leave me clawing the walls in frustration due to various bugs,squeals, loopbacks,seizures,etc AV MP3 Player gets the job done with few hassles. The two sliders can be adjusted during the actual voicing,so I've occassionally done a retaping where a sweet womens voices changes into a gruff old geezers voice and vice versa. You need to remember to record the actual slider settings however to duplicate results and bring a certain character back in for a return appearance. Last edited by morwalugi; 08-01-2008 at 06:41 AM.