Kid voice changer

The kid voice changer preset raises your voice a little and makes it sound much smaller, so an adult voice sounds like a school-age child's.

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Kid voice changer

The exact settings

Setting	Value
Noise 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)

More about this voice

Small speaker, modest pitch

A child's voice isn't just higher. The bigger difference is that it comes from a smaller body, so it sounds smaller. That's why this preset moves Tone almost as far as Pitch: +3.5 against +4. The girl preset moves Tone only about half as far as Pitch, which is why it sounds like an adult woman and this one sounds like a kid.

It also takes away the deep chest sound of an adult voice, makes the tone brighter and more forward, and gently evens out excited lines so they don't jump out.

Kid, baby or chipmunk

The three high presets side by side; the kid preset's full settings are above.
	Kid	Baby	Chipmunk
Pitch	+4	+9	+10
Tone	+3.5	+6	moves with the pitch
Sounds like	a school-age child	a toddler	a tape played too fast
Best for	characters with lines	short jokes	comedy bits

Sound like a kid

Use shorter sentences and simpler words; an adult vocabulary gives it away first.
Let your pitch move more than usual, especially on questions and when excited.
Speak a little faster, and don't drop to a low, relaxed laugh.
If your voice is already high, set Pitch to about +2 so it doesn't turn squeaky.

For characters, not for pretending

It's made for role-play with friends, scratch voices for an animation and game nights. Don't use it to pass yourself off as a child to people who don't know it's you.