Creating Character Voices - Voice Changer Software

[enviso]

just talk low for one character and high for another and with a lisp for the third... doing voices isn't that hard is it? also you're you're wrong about formant shifting being the "classic vocoder effect", it sounds very different, look into it further, if you're going to use an effect that will probablly be the one.

[Lunch Money]

Formant filters shouldn't be a 'vododer' type thing. Rather, (ideally) it will change the way your voice sounds including timbre and nasality and so forth.

Greg

[Midiworks]

@WagnerTheUndead
You disabled your PM...

So here my reply:

Midiworks,

I appreciate the demonstration. However, I also have the text to speech option enabled on my computer and can parse Word documents to sound.

I let it even read books to me...
All depends on the voices you have/use AND the CORRECT writing.
(Some voices have around 100 mb of data each and sound very good.)

I really am proud that you did not do the *pull my finger* joke which is the most common trick on audion forums.

I know, its rather hard sometimes...

But seriously, I am looking for a way to *believably* create character voices from my own voice. Any worthwhile information will be appreciated. A link to a document or a good program would be fine.

http://www.celemony.com/melodyne/
This is the only one I can think of.
they have a "cheap" version called Melodyne UNO.
http://www.celemony.com/cms/index.php?id=uno
Try the demos.

Good luck !