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Free Radio Voice Changer

The radio preset is a setting of Facecam's voice changer that makes your voice thin and a little crunchy, like an old AM radio; the telephone and megaphone presets are its narrower and louder relatives.

Before and after

Before and after
Radio voice changer

Try Late-Night Radio DJ on your own recording

Real-Time Voice Changer: change your voice live

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More versions

  • After: the telephone preset, like an old landline.

  • After: the megaphone preset, hard distortion.

Use it in calls and on recordings

  1. Try it here

    Press Start mic above and talk. You hear this voice with the exact settings on this page, and every slider can be moved.

  2. Use it live

    Press Use this voice in calls, then pick Facecam Virtual Mic as the microphone in Discord, Google Meet, Zoom or any other call that runs in Chrome.

  3. Put it on a recording

    Open Online Voice Changer, record or upload a file, choose the same settings and download the result.

More about this voice

Three thin, lo-fi voices

The settings table above is the radio preset.
RadioTelephoneMegaphone
How thinthinthinner, and low qualitythinnest
Grita little crunchgrainy, like a bad lineheavy crunch
Volumeevened outevened outsquashed flat and loud
Sounds likeAM radio, intercomold landlinebullhorn, police loudhailer

What isn't included

Real walkie-talkies make a burst of static and a beep when you press to talk. These presets only change your voice; add those sounds with the soundboard if you want them.

The exact settings

SettingValue
Noise gatemutes the mic below -50 dB, between words
Distortiondrive 0.25, 40% mix
Bass cutbelow 400 Hz
Treble cutabove 4 kHz
Midrange+4 dB around 1.5 kHz
Compressorsteadier volume (6:1 from -28 dB, then +6 dB)

Radio voice changer FAQ

Can I add echo?

The cave preset has a long echo and reverb. These three have no echo on purpose.

Why does the telephone voice sound so rough?

It copies an old phone line: the lows and highs are cut and the sound is stored at much lower quality, which makes it grainy.