Audacity Voice Analysing

Hello everyone here!
Nice to meet all of you :smiley:

I need some help with regards to audacity and skype ← Yes, both of them are unrelated but there is a reason for it :open_mouth:

I am using Skype voice changer and hope to mimic a voice using it
The program, have some voice effect options like
SuperPitch:
Pitch Adjust (Cents)
Pitch Adjust (Semitones)
Pitch Adjust (Octaves)
Window size (ms)
Overlap size (ms)
Wet mix (dB)
Dry Mix (dB)

Tremolo:
Frequency (Hz)
Amount (dB)
Stereo separation (0.1)

Flange Baby:
Flange (Delay)
Depth
Feedback
Speed
Mix
Channel offset
Beatsync -fraction of whol

Chorus:
Chorus Length
Number of voices
rate (hz)
pitch fudge factor
Wet Mix (dB) CHORUS
Dry Mix (dB) CHORUS

Delay:
delay (ms) DELAY
Feedback (dB)
mix in (dB)
output wet (dB)
output dry (dB)
resample on length change

Event Horizon peak eating:
delay (ms) DELAY
Feedback (dB)
mix in (dB)
output wet (dB)
output dry (dB)
resample on length change

Very sorry for bombarding so many options but all the text in bold are sub-categories which are optional
If you really cannot make a single sense of all this, please feel free to visit this (I bet it will help you to understand)
http://skypefx.codeplex.com/

Now here is the part that involves audacity,
I wish to analyze a voice (.mp3) (Lets say, mickey mouse voice) using audacity.
Is there anyway I can obtain/fill in the informations above with the help of audacity to achieve the desired voice effect?
I hope it is possible to do so.

Thank you for reading
and have a wonderful day ahead

I’m going with “no”.
I’d think the best bet is to play with the effect and try to find settings that sound similar. Start with the “major” settings, leaving the optional settings at default. So for example, adjust the “Pitch Adjust” octaves and semitones to achieve a similar pitch.

I am using Skype voice changer and hope to mimic a voice…

…I wish to analyze a voice (.mp3) (Lets say, mickey mouse voice)

There is special forensic voice analysis software for getting a “voice fingerprint”, etc. But, the stuff you see in movies where they make one person sound like anoher person is pure science fiction. If you want a voice that sounds like President Obama, your best bet is to find someone who can mimic his voice.

Mickey Mouse, The Simpsons, and South Park voices are all done by voice actors.

Alvin and The Chipmunks were created before computers and were done by speaking and singing slowly and then speeding-up playback.

Computer effects are can be useful for making “computer voices”, or alien or monster voices that don’t sound “natural” or human. But, it helps if you start with a good voice actor and process from there.

Very sorry for bombarding so many options but all the text in bold are sub-categories which are optional.

Have you tried those effects? Except for pith change, most of those are “special effects” that are going to sound unnatural. Event Horizon peak eating is not designed to change the sound, it’s some kind of limiter to prevent distortion when unexpected peaks come-along.

Thank you for telling me all this!
I appreciate your help :smiley:

pith change

I want that slider.
Koz