voice changer - pitch increase - thanks- still not done tho

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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?? :?:
 
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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.
 
maybe go to a store and buy a cheap one, they cant be too expensive. Then maybe you can hack it to suit your purpose.
 
Re: voice changer - pitch increase - need help!!!

my sound card does this allready...
what is a sound Blaster live go for now ??
on amazon it is $30 new ...16 used...

https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/...e-name=all-product-search/104-1286926-3666341

it can change the pitch of your voice..
 
he didnt say anything about a portable solution..
solderstuff do you need it to be portable.?
 
williB said:
he didnt say anything about a portable solution..
solderstuff do you need it to be portable.?

But he did say 'small' (and a PC wouldn't be small), and he also said 'analogue'. Which rather rules out a soundblaster card and PC.
 
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.

It might be worth checking them out.

John
 
john1 said:
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.

It might be worth checking them out.

John
:lol: lol
 
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