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.

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Radio voice changer

The exact settings

Setting	Value
Noise 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)

More about this voice

Three thin, lo-fi voices

The settings table above is the radio preset.
	Radio	Telephone	Megaphone
How thin	thin	thinner, and low quality	thinnest
Grit	a little crunch	grainy, like a bad line	heavy crunch
Volume	evened out	evened out	squashed flat and loud
Sounds like	AM radio, intercom	old landline	bullhorn, 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.

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.

Other voices

Updated 2026-10-03