Funny with voice changing application Voxal software

Voxal is a state of the art voice changing application designed to enhance any application or game that uses a microphone. You can change your voice in many different ways by choosing from the supplied preset voices, or you can create your own custom voices by adding effects such as a pitch change, echo or flanger. Effects can be stacked in any order and combination you want, providing nearly unlimited voice changing possibilities. 

Voxal works seamlessly behind the scenes to automatically intercept all audio from your microphone before it reaches your applications. This means that the applications do not require any configuration, and you can start using Voxal straight away. Features Simple and intuitive interface Works with all existing applications and games Low CPU usage will not interfere with other running applications Comes with some great existing preset voices Preview your voices before you use them for real Process files with your favorite voices System Requirements Windows XP/Vista/7/8 Voxal is just one component of the NCH Software suite of audio, video and business software. If you have not done so already, please visit www.nch.com.au to download many other related programs.

Getting Started

Voxal allows you to create, save and load different effect chains which it refers to as "voices". When you first load Voxal you will see on the left hand side a list of available voices for you to use. To select a voice simply click on the name of the voice you wish to use.

To preview how your voice will sound, click on the Preview button in the toolbar at the top of the screen. Speak into your microphone and you should be able to hear your voice with the effects applied. You should also see the colored volume meter on the main screen showing you the current level of the microphone. If you can't hear your voice, or there is no colored bar, then you may need to change your settings. Click on the Options button in the toolbar and then select your preferred microphone and speakers. Note, these are just the microphone and speakers you will use for previewing your voices.

Making a Skype Call

Once you are happy with the voice you have selected, you can apply the voice in other applications such as Skype/VOIP or other audio processing programs which take an audio input. For example, these are the steps you would take to make a Skype call with your new voice:

1. Make sure Skype is closed. Voxal must run before the application you wish to use your voice in.
2. Run Voxal and select the voice you wish to use.
3. Run Skype and make a call.
4. If everything is working properly you should see that Voxal displays the text "Status: Successfully processing!" and the microphone volume meter will be moving.
5. If it is not working then refer to the troubleshooting section of this help file.

Let visit the website: http://www.nch.com.au/software/index.html to download and have funny with this software.