How to Make a Telephone Voice in Audacity
Record yourself saying something., Change the project rate back to your default rate., Increase the volume a lot using Effect>Amplify., Decrease the volume to a suitable amount., Go to effect>high pass filter and follow the preferences set on the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Record yourself saying something.
Maybe say something like “Fall back team! Evacuate now!” at a project rate of 5000 HZ.
Set your project rate first and click the Record button. -
Step 2: Change the project rate back to your default rate.
Click the drop-down arrow list and choose your default rate. , Don’t go too overboard with this or you might make it incoherent.
Allow clipping.
Clipping is the point. , Sometimes you don’t have to do this. ,, Repeat steps the increasing and decreasing of volume as needed, and now you have your “telephone voice”. , -
Step 3: Increase the volume a lot using Effect>Amplify.
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Step 4: Decrease the volume to a suitable amount.
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Step 5: Go to effect>high pass filter and follow the preferences set on the image below.
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Step 6: You’re almost done now.
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Step 7: Now that you have your “telephone voice” feel free to use it in your films
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Step 8: machinimas
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Step 9: or radio-plays.
Detailed Guide
Maybe say something like “Fall back team! Evacuate now!” at a project rate of 5000 HZ.
Set your project rate first and click the Record button.
Click the drop-down arrow list and choose your default rate. , Don’t go too overboard with this or you might make it incoherent.
Allow clipping.
Clipping is the point. , Sometimes you don’t have to do this. ,, Repeat steps the increasing and decreasing of volume as needed, and now you have your “telephone voice”. ,
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