I am currently trying to build a voice changer which will increase the pitch of an audio/voice signal, have run into a number of dead ends and over-complicated designs..I want to stay analogue and small. Would appreciate any help / schematics of previous designs for refrence?? thanks
Thanks everyone, read your replies, great help-- think i'm on the way :idea: . need a chip tho nd cant seem to get my hands on it. the MSM6722/MS
6322 or the HT8950. anyone know where to get one?? :?:
I am currently trying to build a voice changer which will increase the pitch of an audio/voice signal, have run into a number of dead ends and over-complicated designs..I want to stay analogue and small. Would appreciate any help / schematics of previous designs for refrence?? thanks
You're looking at a complicated subject! - it's not a trivial task!.
For an analogue solution I would suggest generating a single sideband RF signal, then demodulating it back to audio with a BFO. By altering the BFO frequency you can alter the pitch of the voice - while keeping it's timing the same.
I am currently trying to build a voice changer which will increase the pitch of an audio/voice signal, have run into a number of dead ends and over-complicated designs..I want to stay analogue and small. Would appreciate any help / schematics of previous designs for refrence?? thanks
Application of helium gas will increase the pitch of a voice.
I think there are audio chips available to lower the pitch,
used by makers of diving equipment to correct the helium effect.
Application of helium gas will increase the pitch of a voice.
I think there are audio chips available to lower the pitch,
used by makers of diving equipment to correct the helium effect.