Accusonus Voice Changer A Powerful Virtual Sound Designer For Sculpting Voice Tracks

Accusonus has introduced Voice Changer, an all-in-one virtual sound designer for applying effects to voice.

Voice Changer is comprised of three individually-customizable elements: character, environment, and effect:

Character – from trailer narrations to monsters, robots to anime protagonists – content can require varying characters, in turn requiring varying voices.
Environment – users can leap out of their studio, and lay out a fresh landscape beneath their voice. ‘Record’ inside a stadium, rainstorm, cave, airport, bathroom – anywhere.
Effect – regular microphones can become anything with this module. Emulate walkie-talkie chatter, a radio, vintage-style news broadcasts, space transmissions, and more.

Accusonus provides a wide range of presets, and users can create their own voices from scratch, then save them for future use.

Pricing and Availability

Voice Changer is available now for $4.99/month or as part of Accusonus’s Creative and Post-Production Suites. A demo version is also available.

6 thoughts on “Accusonus Voice Changer A Powerful Virtual Sound Designer For Sculpting Voice Tracks”

stub

June 3, 2021 at 1:29 pm Reply

Oooof. That demo. (face palm)
1. stub
  
  June 4, 2021 at 3:36 pm Reply
  
  Kind of a trollish comment. Withdrawn with apologies.
  
  I’m sure they worked hard on their plugin and their demo video.
Leslie

June 4, 2021 at 6:28 am Reply

$5 a month for single Fx plug-in, really?!
Lou

June 4, 2021 at 8:14 pm Reply

I LOVE Accusonus products, but I can’t stand the subscription model. I’d rather purchase it outright.
Nice products though!
1. Mike
  
  June 8, 2021 at 4:02 pm Reply
  
  Same. A subscription only model is an instant turnoff for me and ensures that I won’t even consider demo’ing the product. I want to own the software I use, not rent it, and would happily buy a license for a plugin I found to be useful. I was about to watch the video until I saw the subscription only model and now won’t even waste my time doing that.
stub

June 5, 2021 at 3:02 pm Reply

I have a reverb remover of theirs (part of a set of plugins). Every time I’ve tried to use it, it hasn’t really been a very satisfying result. I’m not such a big fan on sparse UI. I like lots of knobs, and the ability to ruin sound if I want to. So many plugin developers trying to protect us from ourselves and give us one big knob. Not all of us are so afraid of knobs/complexity.