Free sports announcer voice changer

Call the game in a stadium voice: loud, forward and ringing around the stands. Free, no sign-up.

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Before and after

Free sports announcer voice changer

Variation: Reverb off: a commentary booth instead of the stadium PA.
Variation: Narrowed to 400 Hz–4 kHz: an old ballpark loudspeaker.

The exact settings

Setting	Value
Noise gate	mutes the mic below -55 dB, between words
Pitch	0 (unchanged)
Distortion	drive 0.15, 30% mix
Bass cut	below 120 Hz
Bass	+4 dB below 150 Hz
Midrange	+5 dB around 2.5 kHz
Reverb	22% mix, 2.2 s long
Compressor	steadier volume (8:1 from -30 dB, then +6 dB)

More about this voice

It's the PA, not the pitch

Stadium announcers don't have unusually deep voices; the sound comes from the system. Heavy compression makes every syllable the same loudness, horn speakers push the upper mids, and the arena answers a moment later. That's why this voice leaves Pitch and Tone at 0 and puts all the work into the chain, with the reverb starting 60 milliseconds late, like a far wall.

Three seats in the stadium

Clip	Change	Where you are
Stadium PA	as set	In the stands, hearing the announcer over the speakers
Booth	Reverb off	Play-by-play commentary on a broadcast
Old ballpark	400 Hz to 4 kHz only	A vintage loudspeaker on a pole

Lines that sell it

Starting line-ups: stretch the name, punch the number.
Leave a full second after each line so the reverb can ring.
Pair it with the air horn and applause sounds from the Facecam soundboard.