Is there a way to change the sound of your voice permanantly?
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start smoking.  in a few years you'll have a lovely raspy voice that scares little children.
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There are two places to change Microsoft Reader TTS settings. In the control panel, you can change the voice and the voice speed. In Microsoft Reader's setting page you can turn verbosity on and off.
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Speak slowly and clearly please
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Try configuring the microphone from yahoo messenger.
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ther is a software named talkit, you even adjust the tones, speed of talking and 25 different types of voices.\nit is easily available in the internet
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Take care of your voice, don't speak if you don't have to, if possible, let is rest. drink hot drinks, with honey in it sooths. I had been overusing my voice for three weeks, I saw a specialist, she told me to keep it quiet, easier said then done, I went back to see her after a few months and she was suprised it really was improved. so my advice rest your voice as much as possible until you gain your old voice back. Good luck
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Yes, after you sign into messenger, click on tools, then options, then alerts and sounds, and from there you click on the sounds button where you can change the sound that plays to anything you would like.
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speak into the microphone
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A karaoke machine will do that for you. :-)
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You have to do it manually with a sound editting tool It would take hours and the sound quality will be crap afterwards.
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..Hi ...I put a link..below...It is also possible to configured into your windows:alert/sound/wav/files ...\nKind regards...
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Turn your mic recorder volume down.\nOr turn your speakrs down\nGet a dedicated head set that allows control
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Change the speakers or the headset ur using\n\nGood Luck..........
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Adobe Audition has this capability. (It's the "Stretch" effect in the Time/Pitch category.)
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Go to the Control Panel and click Sound and Audio Devices. Then select the "Sounds" tab. You can change all sounds based on schemes or individual sounds.
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Try Audacity! It's freeware and it does the job pretty well.
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Speak slowly and clearly, turn up your microphone's sensitivity, plug in headphones, and eliminate background noise. Your results will be much better.