Free walkie talkie voice changer

Crackly two-way radio chatter for your mic: squad comms, mission control, security on the door. Free, no sign-up.

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Before and after

Setting	Value
Noise gate	mutes the mic below -42 dB, between words
Distortion	drive 0.45, 60% mix
Bass cut	below 500 Hz
Treble cut	above 3 kHz
Midrange	+4 dB around 1.5 kHz
Compressor	steadier volume (6:1 from -28 dB, then +6 dB)

	Radio preset	Walkie-talkie
Band	400–4,000 Hz	500–3,000 Hz
Crunch	Distortion 0.25, 40% mix	Distortion 0.45, 60% mix
Between words	Mic mutes below -50 dB	Mic mutes below -42 dB, like a squelch
Sounds like	An AM broadcast	A handheld two-way radio

Normal: the voice as set, clear enough for callouts, rough enough to sound like gear.
Clear channel: distortion off. Still narrow, but easy to follow in a long session.
Breaking up: an 8-bit crusher added, for a weak signal or a voice from far away.

Keep messages short and end them with a clear stop. A beat of silence lets the squelch close.
Hold the mic a little closer than usual; the narrow band loses distance quickly.
Add a radio beep or static from the soundboard before you speak for the full effect.

Yes, that's the sound: a narrow, driven two-way radio. It doesn't copy any specific game or film character.

The squelch mutes anything below -42 dB. Speak up a little, or move closer to the mic.

Yes, on discord.com in Chrome. Turn Discord's noise suppression off so it doesn't fight the crackle.

Updated 2026-10-03