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Hellbender

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Making voices sound like on the radio
« on: 14 Sep 2006, 23:55:45 »
I was wondering if anyone knew a voice effect program in which you can make voicefiles sound like they are on the radio (like a short band or walkie talkie)

I know OFP has a layer for this but all that really does is add a little static and a click. I have found tons of programs that can alter the voice to sound like a robot or a moster etc etc. So there must be one that can do the radio thing? ???

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Offline subroc

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Re: Making voices sound like on the radio
« Reply #1 on: 15 Sep 2006, 08:46:40 »
Any program that has an equalizer would work. basicly cut off all frequensies below ~500Hz and all freq. above ~4000.
im not sure of the exact freq. to make it sound good but play around a little.
i know that the program Cool Edit Pro has a decent Eq preset sounding like a radio voice.

Offline JasonO

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Re: Making voices sound like on the radio
« Reply #2 on: 15 Sep 2006, 10:57:45 »
I use audio edit magic. This has an equalizer in it.

Hellbender

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Re: Making voices sound like on the radio
« Reply #3 on: 15 Sep 2006, 13:34:03 »
Thanks guys!

I've managed to make it sound pretty decent now!

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Re: Making voices sound like on the radio
« Reply #4 on: 15 Sep 2006, 17:59:06 »
Lars,

How about posting the frequencies that worked best for you?  Thanks.
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Re: Making voices sound like on the radio
« Reply #5 on: 15 Sep 2006, 18:34:32 »
Not sure if he used a program..

Quote from another recent post:

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I've experimented with a few other things! I tried using two short range walkie talkies and put the recieving one right next to my mic. It worked like a charm and the file sounds excelent. The only problem with this is, you're sending your OFP sound files on the net and anyone using that channel within a two km radius will hear you! Roll Eyes In the long run I just don't feel comfortable with that!!

You can also download voice effect programs that allow you to edit the sound of your own voice and you can at least put some hiss or turn up the treble to make it sound more like a radio voice.

If anyone finds a program that has a radio effect, please let me know!