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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!!

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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.

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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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Voice changer that works on discord mobile?

For iOS you can try VoiceMod.

For Android:

If you are willing to use an android device on a separate android device as the voice changing microphone - then use aux cable to output to your gaming device:

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