So I have a few things I want to do and a few products I want to create. Basically I want to sound like an older man for one of the products when recording my audio sales tape, so I can better resonate with the audience. Does anyone know of any good tools that you can do this with?
Way To Mask or Change Voice?
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pilgrim
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Software such as soundforge (sony) (audio editing) would enable you to drop the frequency whilst keeping the same overall duration and speed, but I gotta say you're likely to end up with a voice more suited to making anonymous ransom demands lol.
Very difficult to do this without it sounding very creepy
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Take Kleenex tissues and ball them up and put them in your mouth, pushing them upward toward your cheekbones. Then speak with an Italian accent.
I learned that trick from Marlon Brando who said that is what he did for his role as Don Corleone in the Godfather.
Cheers! - "Wiz"
I learned that trick from Marlon Brando who said that is what he did for his role as Don Corleone in the Godfather.
Cheers! - "Wiz"
CoolDrMoney
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With software, you're always going to come off with that robotic/somethings just not quite right sound to it. I would just go ahead and hire some audio talent. Probably wouldn't be more than $100 for a couple of hours of recording. You can get A LOT of spoken word down in that amount of time.
Haha alright guys I appreciate the advice. I would think with all the technology we would have at our disposal these days they would easily be able to mask a voice and make it sound either deeper or lower in pitch. Thanks though!
