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Does anyone know a voice changer (that works with discord) that is safe for my computer, and will not harm it anyway?

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I’ve heard of a popular one called Clownfish that apparently works quite well. As for if it will have your computer? Use at your own risk. If you’re really worried, back up your important information first. Answer from MFOCD on reddit.com

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r/DnD on Reddit: Best voice changer for Discord?

January 12, 2025 -

Don't know if I tagged this correctly!

I'm DMing a homebrew and I wanted to use a voice changer to make it more immersive for my players. We'd be doing it over at discord. Does anybody know a good software or something that are compatible with discord?

Thank you!!

I've used Voicemod before, it's okay but the issue you'll come across very quickly when using any voice changing software is how fiddly it is to use, ESPECIALLY when switching frequently between different characters and/or your regular speaking voice. I found it too bothersome to use, and it didn't always work as expected, so now I just don't bother.

I'll go through my solution for information purposes, specially since a lot of people read these threads and it might be doable for someone, but bear in mind that I'm not recommending it, as it involves paid software and quite a fiddly setup. I use a combination of FL Studio (450 USD Producer Edition) and Voicemeeter Potato (free). I started with Voicemeeter Banana but lately the extra channels from Potato have been helpful. My mic goes into FL. I use it only when I need the FX, as I can do robotic voices with Vocodex and deeper ones with Pitcher Shifter. It is also possible to add reverb and delay of couse, and you can change the mix from wet to dry as the characters approach the source of the sound in a cave. You can achieve multiple simultaneous voices in a manner of ways: Chorus, Pitch shifter over multiple channels, octavers with less than 100% mix/wet, and even some dreamy/whispery delay setups for telepathic creatures. You can also create soundboars inside FL with FPC, and if you do, look its manual up to learn all the extra functions. 2) From FL, sound goes into Voicemeeter. There it is rerouted to Discord along with music and soundboard. I believe I use the Virtual or Aux input for that. 3) You might need to route discord output into voicemeeter to be able to hear it. Route it to the INPUT (different type of input from IN 1) and from that, into your headphone. That is required if you wish to record the session, as voicemeeter only records audio that goes through it. 4) You can set up your browser, music streaming/platback sound into Voicemeeter, then you can route it to your headphones and into the OUT channel you leave for discord. I believe my setup in voicemeeter is along these lines: • IN 1: Mic (when FL is closed) • INPUT: FL + Music + Ambience • AUX INPUT: Discord • OUT 1: Headphones • AUX OUT 1: Discord On discord you just setup • Input: Voicemeeter Aux Out 1 • Output: Voicemeeter Aux Input I might have mixed up the INPUT and AUX INPUT. Voicemeeter can even record the session, with or without the music. You can do all sorts of things with this setup. • Music that adapts to the scene • Voice, soundboards, and music that uses the reverb of the room • You can pitch a voice mid sentence for trippy effects. • You can (with even more of a fiddly setup) input the players voice from discord into FL, add delay or something else to it, and replay just the delay for them, for the echoes of a cave. I use it mostly for deeped voice bosses such as giants and dragons, as a deep voice with some reverb does wonders for those. Of course, all of those must be done with moderation, and you should prepare these earlier than the rest of the prep for the session. This setup is so fiddly that I've cancelled two sessions after it messed my sound configs up. It takes a lot to get it working the first time, and as you wont use it always, the setup you do on windows sound and discord is annoying to change back when you get back on discord to play games, unless you leave voicemeeter on all the time. I can go into more details if someone happens to get interested in this setup.

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r/DungeonMasters on Reddit: Looking for voice changer software for discord

October 13, 2023 -

I’m going to be DMing for a campaign soon, and I’d like to be able to change my voice while playing as an NPC. To anyone who has done this, do you have any software recommendations? I’ve already looked into Voice.AI, but I don’t want to pay for it every week and I’m hoping to look for more options that are compatible with discord

I use Voicemod. Some free options, but I pay something like 12 pounds for a year of pro.

I've experimented with voicemod too. People reports that some of the voices are difficult to hear. Kinda cool might be a sometimes thing...

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Discord Releases "Voice Filters" Beta : r/discordapp

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July 19, 2024 -

Idk if this exists but this is what I would like to have happen. I'm playing No Mans Sky with my girlfriend. I'm on PC and she is on PS5.

Is it possible to implement a bot that would change the voices of both of us to sound like astronauts. Some type of filter.

If we were both on PC I would know how to do it but I don't believe it's possible on PS5. So I'm thinking it would have to be done within discord itself.

Any ideas or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advancd.

Bot can't do that. Voicemod might be what Ur looking for

This is impossible for discord bots. This should help tho https://www.voicemod.net/

reddit.com › r/discordapp › does anyone know a voice changer (that works with discord) that is safe for my computer, and will not harm it anyway?

r/discordapp on Reddit: Does anyone know a voice changer (that works with discord) that is safe for my computer, and will not harm it anyway?

August 16, 2017 -

If you do, please tell me!

I’ve heard of a popular one called Clownfish that apparently works quite well. As for if it will have your computer? Use at your own risk. If you’re really worried, back up your important information first.

Any voice changer that installs an audio driver is your best bet. If it installs an audio driver you can go into discord's settings and change the voice input from 'default' to a specific driver.

If it does not install an audio driver you are not going to get anything out of it since discord will pull the input straight from whatever microphone you have, unless you have something in between the microphone and the computer that is modifying the audio.

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r/DnD on Reddit: Which discord voice modificator do you use to alter your voice when you play to dnd?

January 11, 2023 -

Hi,

I dm and would like to have a voice modificator for a few npc and a boss. I tried a few voice modificator on discord (we play on discord) and found nothing that is free and have seems to work fine. Do you have a recommendation?

Thanks in advance and have a good day.

I'll be one of the few who actually answer your question...I think Voicemod is great because it has a huge library of voices and an easy-to-use soundboard for other cool things like monster roars and stuff! Absolutely wild how many people aren't answering your question and telling you not to do it. You should absolutely try new things and the only advice you need is to have nice open communication within your group. They will tell you if they hate it, but no point in not even trying.

Please don't, as a player it makes it really hard to understand the DM.

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r/VirtualYoutubers on Reddit: Free voice changers?

January 3, 2024 -

Just the title. Ive tried voicemod, but almost everything needs money, of which i dont have. I couldnt get clownfish to work, and i feel like voicemeeter is a bit complicated.

Any tried and true suggestions?

Not sure if this is helpful but came across some great suggestions .

Clownfish voice changer

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r/DnD on Reddit: I need a good discord VC voice changer

September 3, 2023 -

I have recently started a campaign on discord and am not the best at voices but want to make better immersion for my players. Does anyone know some good voice changers I can use on laptop to do cool voices.

If any of you have watched pointy hats latest video on YouTube you know the kind of voices I'm looking for

TBH, my own attempts at setting up a voice changer convinced me that those things are more hassle than they're worth.

I use Voicemod and it works fine. I used it for a robot character and some demon and dragon voices.

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r/discordapp on Reddit: All of the voice filters so far, for anyone curious who doesn't have them yet

February 5, 2025 - Along with soundboards and tons of other crap on top as well. Just don't see why anyone would opt to use Discords stuff. Yeah it comes with Nitro but if you use voice chat a lot or in games, you probably already bought into a good voice changer/enhancer app.

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Voice changer for discord : r/PCAcademy

March 28, 2022 - I recommend the voxal voice changer. It’s free, decently easy to use, and has a good amount of customization for voices. It’s not perfect, but it’s the best I know of. ... A friend and I really like VoiceMod, both free and paid options available. It also comes with a sound board and has ...

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r/voicemod on Reddit: Do people know you're using a voice changer on Discord?

September 17, 2022 -

To put it simply a few people found out i was using a voice changer in vc. hOW do i make it so they don't know? Also, how did they figure this out? i didn't use any craszy voices just a fairly normal one, too. There's also two voices when i speak in the mic...

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If people are hearing 2 voices, you may want to check the Mix setting on the voice in question. If it's not at 100, there will be some amount of your natural voice coming through. Without knowing which voice, it's hard to speculate more. The human ear is pretty good at noticing things that don't line up. If you're using custom pitch? Just do a few degrees of shift. If you do a lot, it's going to stand out more. I sometimes slip in a couple degrees of variance just to mess with my friends, and they don't typically notice one or two. When I start turning it down or up further, it eventually clicks. Voice changers are not foolproof, and they aren't a substitute for a natural manipulation of your voice. But they can be a lot of fun. I hope some of this helps.

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r/rpg on Reddit: Voice changers for a discord GM?

January 8, 2021 -

So here I was, down in the dumbs for my complete inability of sounding like anything other than that one me, when a thought crept into my mind...

Covid has me running over Discord. Also across country borders, as it happens, so that'll likely continue after we can meet up in person again. So why not ensure better DMing through technology?

Has anyone here gone down that rabbit hole with any amount of success?

I suggest that it's not important. And that if you can't do it that doesn't matter. And that a software voice changer is more trouble than it's worth, more disruptive than you think. Like accents. If you can't do them, don't do them and don't worry. Tell your players "This is Bo, he talks like a coke fiend, punctuating his phrases with sniffling sounds and claps between words sometimes as if the world were Twitter. His Boston Southie accent is thick to the point of grating." Then just speak for Bo, or tell them what Bo says. For your players, it's like in a book where when you meat a character, they speak in dialect for a few sentences and then it fades away and you just imagine it for the rest of the book instead of being annoyed by reading dialect for 400 pages.

There are quite a few options, both free and paid. One of my players uses Voicemod , which from my understanding is fairly user-friendly and customizable. However, you will need to pay ($3/month or $40 for life) if you want more than just the free voices that change every day.

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r/transgamers on Reddit: Decent working voice changer for MtF?

September 13, 2022 -

Hello. I'm sorry if this isn't the right place to ask, but ive been looking for a good real time voice changer to use for Discord and gaming voice chats. I have already tried MorphVox Pro, Clownfish, Voxal, All in one...you name it, I tried it, and they all fall short of my expectations. I don't know if it yet exists but I need something organic or as close to a 1:1 changer as possible, something that isn't as robotic or fake-sounding as the software I listed above. I'm not sure if there's professional-grade voice changing software I haven't heard of yet but im willing to try anything that actually sounds convincing (I have a very deep voice and proper feminine vocal training will probably take me years to accomplish. I need a short term solution for now). I am also thinking of purchasing the pro version of Voicemod but at this point I am losing faith that it will be as good as I think it will be.

I gave up my search and Voicemod has the same robot issues as the others. I just rely on my own voice and constantly train to accomplish a good femme voice. That’s all you can do if you want a natural voice

Audio engineer here: I've used a lot of voice changers in my time, and the only one I'd recommend for trans stuff is Clownfish, with a caveat. Only raise (or lower) the pitch by about .2 maximum. This keeps it sounding natural while still elevating your voice into a range that would be uncomfortable to employ for long periods without training. I know it's probably not the answer you're looking for, but I guarantee it's the best thing on the market at the moment for dynamic pitch shifting unless you're editing stuff for videos later or something (in which case you're moving into like, celemony territory). I hope it works out! ♥️

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r/transgamers on Reddit: Voice Changers for Gaming (List, Reviews)

October 10, 2020 -

A lot of people ask about voice changers for their gaming, and it was a topic that interested me, as well. I spent a bunch of time over the last couple of months testing several different voice changers.

My criteria was that they had to integrate with common gaming platforms (In game voice, Discord, etc).

When there was a paid version of the product, I bought and tested the full paid version. Here are my results, I hope this helps others:

MorphVox Pro ($39.99): https://screamingbee.com/morphvox-voice-changer

For me, MorphVox provided the best results. It was easy to use, provided a bunch of built-in voices and more for free download within the client, and came with a soundboard (Although VoiceMod's soundboard layout was far superior). Although this seems to be an older program and it's not very pretty to use, it had the huge advantage of being the only voicemod I tried that didn't make me sound glitchy and/or robotic. It was easy to make your own voices, although I didn't find the need to as there were so many available - there are 7 pre-made different male-to female voices available.

MorphVox was the clear winner and the one I decided to stick with for every day use, but it was also by far the most expensive.

VoiceMod ($20.00 Lifetime, $10 Yearly): https://www.voicemod.net/

VoiceMod was a solid runner up to MorphVox. There is a free version, but the changes you can use rotate through a series of "free" selections, and the "Male to Female" voices never came up under free for the two- to three-weeks I was testing. There are a decent number of voices available, but many of them are pointless or ridiculous, and only two premade male-to-female. The soundboard in VoiceMod was easy to set up, use, and had a nicer interface, but the main drawback I found was that, despite how much time I spent tweaking the voices, people still complained that I sounded "glitchy" or that my mic sounded "broken".

Voxal Voice Changer ($35.00, Discounted to $16.97): https://www.nchsoftware.com/voicechanger/index.html

A little bit cheaper than VoiceMod for the lifetime subscription, but also not as good. There are a ton of voices, but almost all of them are nigh on useless. (I'm looking at you, "Jellyfish" voice). I didn't spend as much time on this one as the others, mainly because I got a ton of complaints about how my voice sounded with it on - it was VERY apparent I was using a voice changer and the comments ranged from my voice being "robotic" and "processed" sounding, to my voice being "like stabbing a pencil in my ear."

ClownFish (Free): https://clownfish-translator.com/voicechanger/

Clownfish is free, and it shows. It's not intuitive, it's hard to use, and, for all my playing with it, I couldn't get it to produce meaningful results. Like Voxal, everyone clearly knew I was using a voice changer, and they were not happy with hearing the results. It comes with a very limited number of pre-programmed voices, but you can make you own. However, in weeks of testing I was never able to make a voice that didn't come out sounding awful.

VoiceMeeter (Free/Donation): https://vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/index.htm

VoiceMeeter is free, and it works, but good luck getting results out of it. It's kind of an audio mixer that you can use to change your voice as well - what this means is that there are a TON of sliders and dials that you can tweak to your heart's content, but it took me hours of playing with to get it to where my voice sounded feminine. The in-client documentation is kind of lacking, and I had to do a lot of googling to figure out what to change to make my voice sound feminine. In the end, it worked, but my voice still had odd pauses, drops, and occasional "metallic" sounds that got very annoying to people after awhile.

I used morphvox for quite a while and really liked it. It did sometimes glitch and get robotty but I think this is mostly attributable to my pc at the time having only an i5-3550 and between a game, discord, streaming etc. all going at once there was a fair bit of competition for cpu cycles. Haven't installed it on my new pc yet, but might put it on later today since bow I'm thinking about it. There was also a fair voice delay for me, as well, maybe about 200ms, which made sharing video hard because I seemed out of sync, and occasionally would cause problems in conversations or in games where speedy communication is really important. I'm not sure if the significance of the delay was cpu related or not, but guess I'll find out later when I get home. Keep in mind, if you're planning on using a voice changer you'll still likely need to work on your inflection, foments, etc. to really get the most out of it.

Thanks for the info. Now someone just needs to take these and build them into a face mask that I can wear around. Like this . 😊

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r/DnD on Reddit: Voice modulators compatible with Discord

March 19, 2023 -

Do you guys know of any programs one could use to change their voice on Discord, live? Something to make the DM sound like a dragon, with a deep, creepy voice, or similar.

Not directly discord, but voicemod is great, if not the best. How it works is as a virtual device. So you connect your mic to voicemod, then select that as your input in discord. This allows you to use voicemods voice changers and it will be your output in discord. There's plenty of free options to give it a try, and there's even some sound effects you can get if you really want to go all out with door opening sounds etc, but I don't have experience with that as I'm lazy as fuck.

The only one I know of that I've tested successfully with Discord is Clownfish. It's not the best, but there are a few fun things you can do with it. Setup can be a little finicky

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r/linuxquestions on Reddit: Does anyone know a good voice changer for discord on linux?

June 20, 2024 -

I'm looking for a voice changer program that can modify my microphone input in real time, with effects such robotic voice, male-to-female, echo, etc. for messing around with friends on Discord and such.

I haven't found anything good and also I'm new to Linux so don't give me a virus.

I just want to download something and don't want to do anything too difficult.

Spontaneously, the only one that comes to mind is https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects . However, the distribution you are using must use pipewire for the sound output. And easyeffects requires some familiarization time.

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r/DMToolkit on Reddit: Voice changers

April 21, 2019 -

I want to up my virtual table top games. One thing I struggle with is doing anything other than my default voice. I do weak accents, change my wording and such. But looking for that extra umph.

What's the best voice changing software? Does it work with discord?

I’ve used Voxal (https://www.nchsoftware.com/voicechanger/index.html) and it works really well to transform your voice in real time to all kinds of things like goblins or demons or whatever. I will say that doing voices is something most people find intimidating, and this should only be one tool in your toolkit.

Your players are probably not nearly as critical of your “performances” as you are on yourself. The digital voice changer is awesome for special baddies but I find it a little fiddly to use all the time.

IMO, a better tactic is to try to give NPCs a little tick or minor accent. For example, a matronly innkeeper can just say “dear” a lot. You might be surprised how much easier it gets to “do” a voice if you can think of a little thing like this for a voice you want to stand out.

Tbh I'm primarily a GM but I have played in games where the GM used a pitch changer and I've literally never had it be worth it. It really isn't that big of a deal to have NPCs that all have the same voice as long as you clarify who's speaking, and being able to change speech patterns is a way more useful tool for adding character than pitch.

That being said if you really want to, I think there's one for discord called "voice mod"

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Anyway to change your voice on discord? : r/discordapp

September 3, 2024 - I don't think you should feel inferior because of your voice, you just need to be confident to say what you want to say. Your voice is powerful when you are confident. If you're looking for a tool to change your voice in discord, you can try HitPaw VoicePea, which has a variety of sound effects.

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r/discordapp on Reddit: Looking for a Voice Changer software compatible with Discord?

October 2, 2017 -

Heya there! I am soon gonna GM a Warhammer 40k Dark Heresy campaign online for the first time and I wanted to use some kind of real-time voice changer to make some characters sound more immersive. Looking for a free program with which you can make and load presets quickly, should have delay or reverb, pitchbending and if possible different layers, so that I could layer a lower pitched version of my voice over my normal voice for example. Thanks in advance!

"Voicemod" has different types of voices

If you want to use an Android phone as a voice changer mic (connecting aux cable from it to your other equipment or external speaker), you can use our apps. Plug in the aux cable, and then press the Record button - you will get real-time output (the 12-voices usable for Darth/Kylo/Bane/Stormtrooper/C3PO etc.) - each of the voices are individually customizable in real-time. There is a small latency on android - and that can trip up some cosplay - so maybe keep the phrases short (so your own voice on external speaker doesn't trip you up). https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stereomatch.mp3.audio.recorder Amazing MP3 Recorder We also have an version of that with a more conventional layout which some users like more, otherwise it has the same features: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stereomatch.audio.recorder.hires Hi-Res Audio Recorder

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r/software on Reddit: What is the best free voice changer software for Discord calls? Preferably one I can edit/make my own prefabs.

October 13, 2021 -

When I looked for a free voice changer software I found a bunch of options, so I'm a bit lost, I just need a robotic voice.

I played around with my voice in Audacity to make it robotic, the ideal software would let me input what I did in Audacity or allow the prefabs to be edited.

PS: having a bad internet connection is not a viable option for a robotic voice, I know you were going to suggest that.

Have you tried using helium? I heard it works wonders!

Here, let me Google that for you. voicemod