Marcin Kowalski
July 13th, 2013, 02:00 AM
I have a man talking for a documentary movie whose voice needs to be distorted so that he could not be recognized.
Now, in most cases, the pitch shift is being used for that purpose. But it has some drawbacks. One, this process is reversible, so you can "unpitch" the result and aquire the original voice. The second, the result sounds very very unnatural, robot-like. I'm looking for a solution that would allow to have both unreversible distortion process yet still remaining the naturality of normal voice (just sounding like a different man).
Some time ago there was the first Sound Blaster Live! card that had this realtime female to male conversion that worked pretty well on male voices, maybe that is the solution?
Now, in most cases, the pitch shift is being used for that purpose. But it has some drawbacks. One, this process is reversible, so you can "unpitch" the result and aquire the original voice. The second, the result sounds very very unnatural, robot-like. I'm looking for a solution that would allow to have both unreversible distortion process yet still remaining the naturality of normal voice (just sounding like a different man).
Some time ago there was the first Sound Blaster Live! card that had this realtime female to male conversion that worked pretty well on male voices, maybe that is the solution?