Uses For a Voice Changer
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Richard Armen
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Article Title: Uses For a Voice Changer
Author: Richard Armen
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Even strangers can tell a lot about you from your voice. Besides your gender, approximate age, and place of origin, your voice can also suggest your personality, whether you speak timidly or confidently. A voice changer is a device that hides your real voice by changing the pitch and tone so that you're able to project an entirely different persona. This gadget has proven to be very useful for a wide range of situations. What are some of the possible uses of a voice changer?
1. Projecting a stronger presence. Are you a single woman, elderly, or a minor? If so, then answering the phone or talking through the door to a solicitor or delivery-person can be quite dangerous, as it lets them know who is in the home. Voice changers can give you a deep, masculine voice so that anyone calling will not know that you are alone in the house and potentially vulnerable. A voice changer does a great job of disguising your voice so that you have a more powerful-sounding presence, whether on the phone or speaking to a stranger through your front door. This manly voice can make you a much less attractive target for rape, burglary, and a whole host of other crimes.
2. Making anonymous inquiries. Do you want to call a company or individual without identifying who you are? Perhaps you want to pass on an anonymous news tip, or check the history of a prospective bride or groom, without disclosing your identity. The voice changer will keep the person at the other end of the line from discovering who you are from the sound of your voice.
3. Checking up on kids. Your kids surely know your voice on the phone, but what if you call and pretend to be someone else? What kind of information would they willingly provide to a stranger?
4. Practical jokes and hilarious calls to friends. While voice changers are intended to create natural-sounding voices, it is also possible to create voices that are so high or low pitched as to be hilarious. Other voice changers have settings such as 'robot,' which can make for a fun afternoon for the kids if used responsibly.
In addition to these four excellent reasons to use a voice changer, you should also be aware that there are negative ways to use it. For example, a fraud or kidnapper may use the device to disguise their voice, which allows them to communicate to victims without revealing their identity. Still, there are many more useful ways in which the voice changer can protect you from harm.
Voice changers come in a variety of models, including those designed for cell phones, land line phones, and in-person use. Most can reasonably adjust your voice a few octaves higher or lower, for a woman to sound like a man and vice versa. If adjusted too much, or when the setting used is not meant for serious applications, you may get a voice closer to Mickey Mouse, Darth Vader, or a robot than to a natural human voice, although these changers are also very effective at creating a natural-sounding, yet disguised, voice. Some are even so good as to create a convincing voice that will fool even close family and friends.
About The Author: http://www.resistattack.comk has a full range of TASER devices to keep you and your family safe. Also check for current specials on pool alarms
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Article Title: Uses For a Voice Changer
Author: Richard Armen
Word Count: 554
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Even strangers can tell a lot about you from your voice. Besides your gender, approximate age, and place of origin, your voice can also suggest your personality, whether you speak timidly or confidently. A voice changer is a device that hides your real voice by changing the pitch and tone so that you're able to project an entirely different persona. This gadget has proven to be very useful for a wide range of situations. What are some of the possible uses of a voice changer?
1. Projecting a stronger presence. Are you a single woman, elderly, or a minor? If so, then answering the phone or talking through the door to a solicitor or delivery-person can be quite dangerous, as it lets them know who is in the home. Voice changers can give you a deep, masculine voice so that anyone calling will not know that you are alone in the house and potentially vulnerable. A voice changer does a great job of disguising your voice so that you have a more powerful-sounding presence, whether on the phone or speaking to a stranger through your front door. This manly voice can make you a much less attractive target for rape, burglary, and a whole host of other crimes.
2. Making anonymous inquiries. Do you want to call a company or individual without identifying who you are? Perhaps you want to pass on an anonymous news tip, or check the history of a prospective bride or groom, without disclosing your identity. The voice changer will keep the person at the other end of the line from discovering who you are from the sound of your voice.
3. Checking up on kids. Your kids surely know your voice on the phone, but what if you call and pretend to be someone else? What kind of information would they willingly provide to a stranger?
4. Practical jokes and hilarious calls to friends. While voice changers are intended to create natural-sounding voices, it is also possible to create voices that are so high or low pitched as to be hilarious. Other voice changers have settings such as 'robot,' which can make for a fun afternoon for the kids if used responsibly.
In addition to these four excellent reasons to use a voice changer, you should also be aware that there are negative ways to use it. For example, a fraud or kidnapper may use the device to disguise their voice, which allows them to communicate to victims without revealing their identity. Still, there are many more useful ways in which the voice changer can protect you from harm.
Voice changers come in a variety of models, including those designed for cell phones, land line phones, and in-person use. Most can reasonably adjust your voice a few octaves higher or lower, for a woman to sound like a man and vice versa. If adjusted too much, or when the setting used is not meant for serious applications, you may get a voice closer to Mickey Mouse, Darth Vader, or a robot than to a natural human voice, although these changers are also very effective at creating a natural-sounding, yet disguised, voice. Some are even so good as to create a convincing voice that will fool even close family and friends.
About The Author: http://www.resistattack.comk has a full range of TASER devices to keep you and your family safe. Also check for current specials on pool alarms
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