I’m trying to introduce a little rasp into a voice in Audacity. I’m sort of getting the result I want with the Vocoder but it’s also making it tinny. Is there a way to reduce that or another way to get the result I want?
Appreciate the help, but I can’t get it to work. Maybe I’ll try getting a 32-bit double so I can manage, in the meantime are there any alternatives I could try instead, or something I can do with the tools I already have?
Hello there @Trebor I would really appreciate if you could help me get the exact same result with detailed steps. As of now, I tried the following however didn’t find any difference. Thanks for your help in advance.
Installed plugin for Mac using link provided
Enabled Talkbox in Audacity
Created voice in mono track and added white noise with 0 amp in another mono track
Mixed and rendered both track together
Clicked on Talkbox and when trying to toggle with settings, I don’t hear any differenece. Is it because I kept white noise with 0 amp ? ( I followed your instruction of “Talkboxing with off-white noise makes voices sound hoarse”
Attaching my screenshots of settings for reference
Thanks for your help in advance!
(sorry couldn’t attach pic / image as i am a new user, how to share the settings pic? )
You have joined the tracks correctly, it seems MDA Talkbox has not been applied.
I have applied it using Audacity2 running on Windows (I don’t speak Mac).
MDA Talkbox is an old 32-bit plugin, it will be incompatible with 64 bit Audacity.
I am actually trying to create a raspy punk voice in some other software ( cooking up something in the lab ) and since I couldn’t figure out what exact effects to be applied thought of giving it a short in Aud. Do you know by any change what effects can be applied to a regular voice to get this kind of desired result for me to play around with?