I am new here and have seen a lot of posts about voice editing. But here is something I have not found that I would like to know about. I have listed two points here so please feel free to respond to whichever you can help with.
Point Number 1:
I know how to shift voices up or down an octave. I want to add voice recordings to my music sheet videos and I chose Audacity because of the reviews I saw.
When I shift the voice up an octave, the result sounds like the chipmunks’ voice even when I sing with a low voice. A G3 shifted to a G4 sounds so piercing to the ears. I mean, I know what a G4 sounds like and what Audacity gives me is not it. So please, I need help on fixing it. Maybe because I was singing and Audacity is made for non vocal instruments? Or what is it that I am missing?
When I shift the voice down an octave, the pitch is perfect but I hear no words at all. A G3 shifted to a G2 sounds so…well, it is as if I was mumbling some words in a really low voice. Again, maybe because I was singing and Audacity is made for non vocal instruments? Or what is it that I am missing?
Please I really need those two to work. Most of the time, my voice hits low and high notes but for the purpose of some effect I want to convey, I need to go lower than a G2 and higher than a C4 and my voice breaks at that point. Until I get there, I want to use Audacity.
Point number 2:
Anyone knows how to make a voice sounds like a crowd? I am not sure these are the right terminologies but…if I sing, anyone who listens will know that it is one person and only one person singing. I want to make it sound like a chorus. If I am singing the tenor part, after singing, I want to make it sound like it a tenor chorus singing, not just one person singing.
Oh by the way, how do you make a sound font? I will see this one on Youtube but still, if you know, please point me somewhere.
There we go. My system is ×86_64 GNU/Linux Ubuntu. I downloaded Audacity from the Ubuntu Store.
Thank you!