#DISCORD VOICE CHANGER APP DOWNLOAD#

To download the app and use Magic Mic, follow the steps below: Once satisfied with how your voice sounds, turn off the ‘Hear Myself’ option and use the effect.

To do this, select a voice effect and then turn on ‘Hear Myself’. This app also has a neat option to hear how you sound with the voice modifications. MagicMic also offers over 200 sound effects for its users. It allows users to change their voices in real-time. MagicMic is another Discord voice changer app that offers a lot of freedom to users while still being easy to use. Users can choose to donate to the app but if they don’t it doesn’t affect their ability to use the app.

#DISCORD VOICE CHANGER APP FREE#

As a donationware, VoiceMeeter is free to use. However, beginners would find this app quite hard to use and might want to stick with a more basic app. Users can simply download and start using the app. This is a great app for streamers and gamers who are technically adept and want a little more control than just voice modulation. It is a donationware that allows users to control each audio device on the system separately. If you are a C developer familiar or willing to learn the Glib API, please come and join us make Lyrebird even better.An app meant for more advanced users that can help with real-time audio mixing. Lyrebird v2 is currently being worked on in branch c.

More versatility and options down the road.libsox-fmt-pulse (some distros may already bundle with SoX).python-gobject (check issue #13 if having issues).Name = 'Woman ' pitch_value = '2.5 ' downsample_amount = 'none ' override_pitch_slider = true # Boost by 2 dB to make the voice louder volume_boost = '2 ' Requirements # name = Preset name, will be displayed in the GUI # pitch_value = The pitch value of the preset, if you want to be able to adjust this use 'scale' # downsample_amount = The amount of downsampling to do, set as 'none' if you don't want any # override_pitch_slider = Whether the preset overrides the pitch slider or not # volume_boost = The amount of decibels to boost by # Example preset, the ] is required for each preset To fix this you need to create a file at ~/.alsoftrc and add the following contents: I can't?įor some apps on some distros (like Ubuntu) changing the input won't work. Head to the 'Recording' tab and change the input using the drop down next to the application name. If an app doesn't support live input changing then it can be done with pavucontrol. Discord), this is used internally and isn't necessary to use Lyrebird Ignore any applications that ask if you want to use 'Lyrebird Output' (e.g.Change the input device for the application to Lyrebird Virtual Input, this can be done in-app or using pavucontrol if you're not given the option.Select a preset or set a custom pitch and flip the switch.Launch Lyrebird from your preferred application launcher (e.g.

#DISCORD VOICE CHANGER APP INSTALL#

Run install.sh to install dependencies and Lyrebird itself.

Make sure you satisfy all requirements listed below (e.g.

Download the latest tar.gz from the releases page and extract it.

If a package for your distro isn't provided above then you can use the provided installer script: These packages are provided by the community and are not maintained by Lyrebird developers.

Creates its own temporary virtual input deviceĬheck the releases page to find a package for your distro.

#DISCORD VOICE CHANGER APP MANUAL#

Manual pitch scale for finer adjustment.Ability to create and load custom presets.Built in effects for accurate male and female voices.The UI is based very loosely off of Clownfish for Windows, and is very simple and easy to use. I decided to write this as a tool for myself, partly for fun and partly because I hate my own voice and since there was no decent Linux voice changers. Simple and powerful voice changer for Linux, written in GTK 3.