I ‘am thinking of purchasing MorphVOX Pro to do my voice changes i.e. Monster voices in iClone. On their website they mention that it works in iClone

There are two points I could do with some advice on.

1. Is the program worth purchasing to do voice changes with?

2. Are there any tutorials to show how it works in iClone on YouTube Cricky loaded a video (The Old Grey Mare iClone Style with use of MorphVox for the Audio)

To give you an idea what I ‘am talking about I have put a clip on my YouTube site.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJKl21MbKtc


Best Regards
George

Use Free Audacity and do pitch shifting to get different voices. The generated voices will work nicely with your Monsters.

I use Audacity a lot. It's awesome and it's free. It has lots of different effects you and apply to your voice track.



Doug

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i agree with the prabhatM and Doug, i'd try audacity first before spending money on morphVox -

audacity has this thing called a "Vst Enabler" http://web.audacityteam.org/vst/ - once you have that you should be able to find tons of free VST plugins that allow you to greatly expand your fx capabilities in audacity.

http://www.resoundsound.com/25-best-free-vst-au-plugins-pc-mac-2013-part-1/

http://www.vst4free.com/

http://www.vstwarehouse.com/

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You dont need Vst enabler anymore. The latest version supports Vst. Just copy your dll into the plugin directory. But do not forget to scan the plugins in the preference menu.

ahhh, nice - that software does a lot for free - it's come a long way since the last time I used it. I already have a small pro collection of audio tools for my music, so I hardly use audacity anymore - but it's still impressive software! ( but I admit to still looking around at the free vst's to add to my arsenal lol - they are pretty amazing for free items also - especially the synthesizers!! )

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I like Audacity noise reduction feature for my voice recording on Yeti condensor mic. I prefer it over Adobe audition for voice recording.

I agree with the other posters and would give Audacity a go first - but I can confirm that Morphvox is an excellent little bit of software which has the advantage of having numerous "preset" voices including a lot of additional free ones you can download

Morphvox ads indicate change to female voice.

No way, unless you are already half woman.

I bought it, didn't work and the guy refunded my money.

I didn't expect that, a for real good guy that isn't a money grubber. :P

the scriptvox software from them looked interesting to me - it looks like a convenient way to do a lot of quick script work using TTS and the effects.

It has the ez buttons for audio lol - imo ez buttons are important for creative people who want to spend more time drafting up a story than getting tied up into technical stuff....

Software like morphvox and scriptvox do just that - audacity does it for free- but it's not as ez / fast as morphvox / scriptvox

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