New Voice Changer Option
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Jesuit24
Hunter
Here's what I've got for Boba:
#1:
Pitch Correct
> Type: Soft
> Scale: Maj(Min)
> Key: D
> Gender: -1
> Octave: -1oct
Tone/SFX
> Type: Radio
#2
Pitch Correct
> Type: Soft
> Scale: Maj(Min)
> Key: D
> Gender: 0
> Octave: -1oct
Tone/SFX
> Type: Radio
#3
Pitch Correct
> Type: Soft
> Scale: Maj(Min)
> Key: D
> Gender: -1
> Octave: -1oct
Tone/SFX: Off
#1:
Pitch Correct
> Type: Soft
> Scale: Maj(Min)
> Key: D
> Gender: -1
> Octave: -1oct
Tone/SFX
> Type: Radio
#2
Pitch Correct
> Type: Soft
> Scale: Maj(Min)
> Key: D
> Gender: 0
> Octave: -1oct
Tone/SFX
> Type: Radio
#3
Pitch Correct
> Type: Soft
> Scale: Maj(Min)
> Key: D
> Gender: -1
> Octave: -1oct
Tone/SFX: Off
DeathProof
Active Hunter
Radio On/No Pitch sounds pretty close, but still a little robotic. Cool though!
Jesuit24
Hunter
It's the lowered octave that makes it sound robotic. Set it to 0 and it'll get rid of the it but it takes the gravel with it. I may play with the Distort SFX which is used in the Kylo setting to see if that can replicate a gravelly voice.
I'm not sure how long the batteries last. I accidentally left it on for an hour and came back to a low battery warning which worried me, but I bought it used so the batteries may have already had a lot of use.
bcurtis
Active Hunter
It's nice, and I can definitely see it work well for Kylo, but for Fett, there's no shame in the $30 aker amp and rasping your voice to save a few bucks
This. I run dual Akers, one in each ammo belt pocket, a cheap mic from Amazon, and a little gravel in my voice. Is it perfect? No, but it works for the kids and adults alike. lol! Here's a little video clip of this setup in action at a surprise birthday party I did this summer (blurred out the kids' faces for obvious reasons).
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DeathProof
Active Hunter
Nice Bryan!
The emoji movie?....nice improv. It’d be hard not to start face palming.
The emoji movie?....nice improv. It’d be hard not to start face palming.
bcurtis
Active Hunter
Lol! Boba has to be quick on his feet.
GeekdadX7
Active Hunter
Was wondering if anyone had any actual experience with the "HyTechToyz" Mandalorian Voice Changers. Last summer when I was trying to put together a basic fett costume for halloween (back before deciding to eventually go full 501st approval WIP) I purchased the "pro series" mandalorean voice changer off of ebay. It's a hell of a way on the pricey side, was $150... and has so many wires, batteries, and speakers (2 mini speakers, 1 larger sub woofer type speaker) that it looks like a jet engine's cockpit exploded. I had them include a remote switch at the end of a 3ft wire... so that I could have the unit up in my eventual helmet, and then have a wire running down through the jumpsuit, under my glove, and have a "remote switch" down on my finger... so that I could talk normal, but when I would want to talk like fett with the voice distortion, I could touch my index finger and thumbpad together on my right hand, pressing the little button under my glove, and then it would turn on the mic. I figured that I NEEDED to have a remote on/off for the voice distortion & mic, because I was going to be trick or treating with my 2 little kids, and didn't want to scare the hell out of them by only having scary distorted voice. Talk in dad voice.... then when needed, press my 2 fingers together and talk like fett.
Then because of another thread in here I saw one of you guy post about the remote microphone headset on ebay which should work great with it, and allow me to keep all of the bulk of the wires/speakers in a pouch(es) and just have the wireless headset in my bucket. That's the plan anyways.
It distorts your voice when you talk, definitely a metallic reverb to it, though like all voice changers you have to talk with a slightly altered gravely voice to try to imitate fett a little bit, otherwise it's just your voice with distortion.
I'm asking because my costume fell through, I'm now waiting on my real stuff to get made/painted (woot), but haven't actually gotten to use the unit IN a helmet. Using it outside of a helmet I was pleased with it, especially the "remote" on/off option to speak as fett or speak normal by pressing a remote button
Was wondering if ANYONE in here has used it. I heard horrible things about the "basic" voice changer they made, so bought the upgraded "pro" one, and like it thus far. Was wondering if anyone here has used a pro series voice changer from them while trooping.
Then because of another thread in here I saw one of you guy post about the remote microphone headset on ebay which should work great with it, and allow me to keep all of the bulk of the wires/speakers in a pouch(es) and just have the wireless headset in my bucket. That's the plan anyways.
It distorts your voice when you talk, definitely a metallic reverb to it, though like all voice changers you have to talk with a slightly altered gravely voice to try to imitate fett a little bit, otherwise it's just your voice with distortion.
I'm asking because my costume fell through, I'm now waiting on my real stuff to get made/painted (woot), but haven't actually gotten to use the unit IN a helmet. Using it outside of a helmet I was pleased with it, especially the "remote" on/off option to speak as fett or speak normal by pressing a remote button
Was wondering if ANYONE in here has used it. I heard horrible things about the "basic" voice changer they made, so bought the upgraded "pro" one, and like it thus far. Was wondering if anyone here has used a pro series voice changer from them while trooping.
deathxcircle
Active Hunter
I haven't had experience using any voice changing device, but I would love to hear their take on a mandalorian voice.
fett5352
New Hunter
Besides to Boss VE-5.... what adapter are you using for the xlr mic in? can you list the components you used? Thanks!
Jesuit24
Hunter
I've got an XLR > 3.5mm adapter. From what I've read, most of these won't work. I'm using the Rode VXLR+ (only the + version works). That's connected to the receiver of my wireless microphone, so if you have a wired setup, you just plug your mic in there. Then, I've got a male to male cable running from the headphones out on the VE-5 to the Mic in on the Aker.
DeathProof
Active Hunter
I use an Aker with a wireless receiver. Goes in the thigh pouch.
Jesuit24
Hunter
In the new VE-5 setup, everything is a VERY tight fit until I find a better solution, but I can JUST cram an Aker 1506 in the same thigh pocket as the VE-5.
I stick the VE-5 in sideways and it takes up half the pouch. The speaker velcros to the top left hand side of it. I've go a short male to male cable with right angle jacks to connect the speaker. I've also got a right angle cable that attaches to the XLR adapter and goes into the wireless receiver for the mic (which velcros to the back of the speaker).
I went on my first troop with the setup the other week. My only issue is struggling to prevent the buttons from being pressed in the pocket. The unit is sorely missing a keylock, or a standby mode. The knob in the middle twists really easily and changes out the voice changing setting. The only solution I can think of is making several identical settings on either side of the preset. Also, the screen display is bright enough to be seen through the fabric of the thigh pouch. I've added a foam cover to it although it makes getting it in and out of the pouch quite awkward.
I stick the VE-5 in sideways and it takes up half the pouch. The speaker velcros to the top left hand side of it. I've go a short male to male cable with right angle jacks to connect the speaker. I've also got a right angle cable that attaches to the XLR adapter and goes into the wireless receiver for the mic (which velcros to the back of the speaker).
I went on my first troop with the setup the other week. My only issue is struggling to prevent the buttons from being pressed in the pocket. The unit is sorely missing a keylock, or a standby mode. The knob in the middle twists really easily and changes out the voice changing setting. The only solution I can think of is making several identical settings on either side of the preset. Also, the screen display is bright enough to be seen through the fabric of the thigh pouch. I've added a foam cover to it although it makes getting it in and out of the pouch quite awkward.
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