Hey what computer programs are out there that would let me change the sound of my voice?
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Tactile will let you, but not real time - you need to save the voice track first then open it in Tactile.
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there are some issues involve here\n\n1.- you can do that with a very technical program named MatLab (explain how to do it will be like a 15 pages explanation)\n\n2- what kind of sound card do you have? some sound cards already have that kind of software includ like the creative ones...(Audigy is one othe ones I know)\n\n3- you can find some SW for free in the internet with some limitations. Example:\nhttp://www.audio4fun.com/voice.htm\nhttp://www.softforall.com/mp3naudoi/UtilitiesPlugIns/Voice_Changer_Software_VCS01110015.htm\n\nSaludos\nLG2
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voice cancelling\n\nTry a program like GOldWave, that has filters to remove lyrics, or everything except lyrics\n\nhttp://www.goldwave.com
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You can use different programs to convert the sound file. One I have found that works well is Goldwave. However, the trial version only allows so many conversions before you have to buy the program.
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There are a few software programs that do this. Two of the better ones are...\n\nKaraoke Sound Tools - http://www.karaoke-software.net/karaoke-sound-tools.html\nVogone Advanced Vocal Eliminator - http://www.karaoke-software.net/vogone.html
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My favorite, and it's free, is http://audacity.sourceforge.net .  There are lots of free plug-ins available for it, too.
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Hi there\n\nIts really easy, I am expecting that you are using windows xp, so go to Control Panel, if in Catergory view, go to Sound Speech and Audio Devices > Sounds and Audio Devices > ( A dialog box will open ) > Select the "Sounds" tab from top. Thats all, you are there and you can change them according to your need, its all explained there.
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Yeah. Sound Forge and Adobe Premier can do the job perfectly. But I don't think it comes free but it's has a free trial. I'll check the site and update my answer
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the best freeware audio editor \n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nyou can do that , it's easy\n\ngood luck
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Heres a free program, just what your looking for.\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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You can try Dragon Naturally Speaking.  I just spoke with somebody who is implementing the medical version of it for the pathology department at the hospital I work at.  He said out of the box the accuracy rate is around 98%.\n\nIt can both take your voice dictation into Microsoft Word, and read back what you write.  It costs about $180.
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A free software that can get you started is audacity:  http://audacity.sourceforge.net/  You can google/yahoo it to find tutorials to do most things.\n\nSome of the "pro" tools you can get are:  Audition 2.0 (by Adobe), Pro Tools (for the Mac), and Sound Forge (I think by Sony).\nPro Tools is probably the most widely used at a professional level, but any of these programs easily fetch over $300 USD.  You might be able to get a cheaper "LE" (Limited Edition) version of the programs that don't have all the features of the full versions, but if you're starting out, Audacity might be good enough.
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The easiest way is to use a text to speech voice synthesizer software. The link I am providing gives you an example of what i am referring to.\n\nhttp://public.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php
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free and easy : Audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows\nbest and professional : Adobe audition
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Audacity is a good free one. Simple to use and can make the different audio tracks and manage the sound well.
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Depends on your OS, if you are using a recent version of Windows, go to 'control panel' then 'sounds and audio devices' then select the 'sounds' tab.  Within here you can change the 'program events' for 'windows logon' etc... browse and change the .wav file.
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http://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nit has a setting for that