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Voice changer presets

A voice preset is a saved set of voice-changer settings (pitch, tone and effects) that gives a recognisable voice in one click.

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Every preset at a glance

Taken straight from the voice changer. Full settings are below.
PresetPitchToneSound
Girl+5+2.5natural pitch change
Boy-4-2natural pitch change
Deep Voice-7-3natural pitch change
Robot0—robot, bit crusher, flanger
Anime+7+4natural pitch change
Demon-10-5distortion, vibrato, reverb
Monster-8-6distortion, reverb
Masked Horror-5-3distortion
Villain-4-2distortion, reverb
Old Man-2-1vibrato
Baby+9+6natural pitch change
Chipmunk+10moves with pitchpitch only, sped-up sound
Alien+3+3robot, flanger, echo
Announcer-2-1reverb
Radio0—distortion
Telephone0—distortion, bit crusher
Cave Echo0—echo, reverb
Santa-3-2.5reverb
Ghost+2keptwhisper, vibrato, echo, reverb
Megaphone0—distortion
Underwater-1keptvibrato, reverb
Kid+4+3.5natural pitch change
Cartoon+6+6natural pitch change
Whisper0—whisper
8-Bit+3+2distortion, bit crusher
Anonymous-6moves with pitchrobot, distortion

More about Voice changer presets

Every preset, by type

TypePresetsWhat changes
Natural shiftsGirl, Boy, Deep Voice, Old ManPitch and tone move together so the voice still sounds human.
CharactersAnime, Baby, Chipmunk, Santa, Villain, AnnouncerBigger pitch moves plus room, warmth or compression.
Creatures and horrorDemon, Monster, Masked Horror, Ghost, AlienVery low or very airy voices with growl, buzz or a long echo.
MachinesRobotA metallic buzz with a ringing, swooshing tone.
Places and devicesRadio, Telephone, Megaphone, Cave Echo, UnderwaterA thin or crackly sound, echoes or a muffled wobble.

Exact settings of every preset

Taken straight from the voice changer, so it always matches the tool.
PresetSettings
GirlNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: +5 (higher); Tone: +2.5 (sounds smaller); Bass cut: below 120 Hz; Treble: +2 dB above 5 kHz
BoyNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: -4 (lower); Tone: -2 (sounds bigger); Bass: +2 dB below 180 Hz; Treble: -1 dB above 4 kHz
Deep VoiceNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: -7 (lower); Tone: -3 (sounds bigger); Bass: +3 dB below 150 Hz; Compressor: steadier volume (4:1 from -24 dB, then +4 dB)
RobotNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Robot: 55 Hz buzz, 75% mix; Bit crusher: 10-bit, 50% mix; Flanger: wobbles 0.15 times a second, 45% mix; Bass cut: below 150 Hz; Treble cut: above 7 kHz; Midrange: +3 dB around 1.2 kHz
AnimeNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: +7 (higher); Tone: +4 (sounds smaller); Bass cut: below 180 Hz; Midrange: +2 dB around 2.5 kHz; Treble: +3 dB above 4.5 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (3:1 from -22 dB)
DemonNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Pitch: -10 (lower); Tone: -5 (sounds bigger); Distortion: drive 0.35, 50% mix; Chorus / vibrato: wobbles 0.3 times a second, 30% mix; Bass: +4 dB below 120 Hz; Reverb: 25% mix, 2.5 s long
MonsterNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Pitch: -8 (lower); Tone: -6 (sounds bigger); Distortion: drive 0.5, 60% mix; Treble cut: above 7 kHz; Bass: +5 dB below 140 Hz; Reverb: 15% mix, 1.2 s long
Masked HorrorNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Pitch: -5 (lower); Tone: -3 (sounds bigger); Distortion: drive 0.3, 60% mix; Bass cut: below 150 Hz; Treble cut: above 6 kHz; Midrange: +3 dB around 1 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (6:1 from -28 dB, then +5 dB)
VillainNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: -4 (lower); Tone: -2 (sounds bigger); Distortion: drive 0.15, 30% mix; Reverb: 20% mix, 1.8 s long; Compressor: steadier volume (4:1 from -24 dB, then +4 dB)
Old ManNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: -2 (lower); Tone: -1 (sounds bigger); Chorus / vibrato: wobbles 5.5 times a second, 100% mix; Bass cut: below 160 Hz; Treble cut: above 6.5 kHz; Midrange: +2 dB around 1.8 kHz
BabyNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: +9 (higher); Tone: +6 (sounds smaller); Bass cut: below 250 Hz; Treble: +2 dB above 4 kHz
ChipmunkNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: +10 (higher); Tone: moves with the pitch; Bass cut: below 200 Hz
AlienNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Pitch: +3 (higher); Tone: +3 (sounds smaller); Robot: 320 Hz buzz, 30% mix; Flanger: wobbles 2.2 times a second, 50% mix; Echo: repeats every 0.18 s, 20% mix; Output volume: +3 dB
AnnouncerNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: -2 (lower); Tone: -1 (sounds bigger); Bass cut: below 60 Hz; Bass: +4 dB below 150 Hz; Midrange: +3 dB around 3 kHz; Reverb: 10% mix, 0.6 s long; Compressor: steadier volume (4:1 from -26 dB, then +6 dB)
RadioNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Distortion: drive 0.25, 40% mix; Bass cut: below 400 Hz; Treble cut: above 4 kHz; Midrange: +4 dB around 1.5 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (6:1 from -28 dB, then +6 dB)
TelephoneNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Distortion: drive 0.1, 30% mix; Bit crusher: 8-bit at 8 kHz, 100% mix; Bass cut: below 300 Hz; Treble cut: above 3.4 kHz; Midrange: +3 dB around 1.8 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (5:1 from -26 dB, then +5 dB)
Cave EchoBass cut: below 90 Hz; Echo: repeats every 0.28 s, 30% mix; Reverb: 45% mix, 4 s long
SantaNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: -3 (lower); Tone: -2.5 (sounds bigger); Bass: +4 dB below 160 Hz; Treble: -2 dB above 6 kHz; Reverb: 12% mix, 0.9 s long; Compressor: steadier volume (3:1 from -24 dB, then +4 dB)
GhostPitch: +2 (higher); Whisper: 70%; Chorus / vibrato: wobbles 0.4 times a second, 50% mix; Bass cut: below 200 Hz; Treble cut: above 7.5 kHz; Echo: repeats every 0.42 s, 20% mix; Reverb: 50% mix, 3.5 s long; Output volume: +6 dB
MegaphoneNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Distortion: drive 0.55, 80% mix; Bass cut: below 600 Hz; Treble cut: above 3.5 kHz; Midrange: +6 dB around 1.8 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (8:1 from -30 dB, then +6 dB)
UnderwaterPitch: -1 (lower); Chorus / vibrato: wobbles 1.2 times a second, 60% mix; Treble cut: above 650 Hz; Bass: +3 dB below 200 Hz; Reverb: 30% mix, 1.2 s long; Compressor: steadier volume (3:1 from -24 dB, then +6 dB)
KidNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: +4 (higher); Tone: +3.5 (sounds smaller); Bass cut: below 160 Hz; Midrange: +1.5 dB around 2.2 kHz; Treble: +2 dB above 4 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (3:1 from -22 dB)
CartoonNoise gate: mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words; Pitch: +6 (higher); Tone: +6 (sounds smaller); Bass cut: below 220 Hz; Midrange: +6 dB around 1.6 kHz; Treble: +2 dB above 5 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (4:1 from -24 dB, then +4 dB)
WhisperNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Whisper: 100%; Bass cut: below 300 Hz; Midrange: -2 dB around 700 Hz; Treble: +5 dB above 3 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (4:1 from -30 dB, then +6 dB); Output volume: +6 dB
8-BitNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Pitch: +3 (higher); Tone: +2 (sounds smaller); Distortion: drive 0.9, 75% mix; Bit crusher: 4-bit at 11.0 kHz, 100% mix; Bass cut: below 180 Hz; Treble cut: above 9 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (6:1 from -26 dB, then +3 dB)
AnonymousNoise gate: mutes the mic below -50 dB, between words; Pitch: -6 (lower); Tone: moves with the pitch; Robot: 35 Hz buzz, 12% mix; Distortion: drive 0.25, 35% mix; Bass cut: below 90 Hz; Treble cut: above 7 kHz; Midrange: +2 dB around 1.2 kHz; Compressor: steadier volume (5:1 from -26 dB, then +5 dB)

Tuning a preset

Presets are tuned for an average adult speaking voice. If yours is higher or lower, move the Pitch slider a few steps until it sounds right. Tone changes how big the speaker sounds without making the voice higher or lower.

The same presets work live in the Real-Time Voice Changer and on files in the Online Voice Changer, so a voice you like on a recording sounds the same in a call.

Voice changer presets FAQ

How many voice presets are there?

26, shared by the real-time and online voice changers.

Is there a pirate or cowboy preset?

Not yet. Accents can't be added by an effect, so those voices come from how you speak. Deep Voice or Announcer is a good base for both.

Can I save my own preset?

You can adjust any preset with the sliders while you use it. There is no option to save your own named preset.

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