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Voice Changer Software Gold - Change voice in Skype

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INTRODUCE:

The new version of AV Voice Changer Software Gold has a Virtual Audio Driver (AVnex Virtual Audio Device) which works as a virtual audio & sound device. This device can be used with any VoIP application and Instant messengers for changing voice and/or recording in real-time. By setting AVnex Virtual Audio Device as the active audio driver for the microphone in those applications, you will be able to control your voice tone and speak the way you want.

In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to use the Voice Changer Software Gold 7.0 (VCSG7) for changing your voice in Skype application.

STEPS TO TAKE:

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On Voice Changer Software Gold 7.0 main panel, click Preferences to open the Preferences dialog box.

- Check VadMode (1).

- Click the OK button (2) to apply the new settings and close the Preferences dialog box
Fig 01: Voice Changer Software Gold main panel

- Run Skype, log in your account.

- Choose menu Tools » Options.

Fig 02: Go to Tools » Options

In the Options dialog box:

- Select Audio settings (1).

- Locate the Microphone field; from the dropdown list choose Microphone (Avnex Virtual Audio Device) (2).

- Click Save (3).

Fig 03: Choose Avnex Virtual Audio Driver in Skype Audio Settings

From now on, AV Virtual Audio Driver will be the main audio driver used by Skype.

Run VCSG 7, choose the morphing effects for your voice, and make adjustments until you are satisfied with the output voice.

Note: You should have known how to change voice using Voice Morpher feature, and other voice changing features of VCSG.

Get back to Skype and start voice call. The morphed voice will be applied automatically.

Note: While AV Virtual Audio Driver is being set as the audio driver for Skype, do NOT turn off VCSG7 when doing voice chat via Skype. If you don't want to use VCSG7, change the audio settings of Skype back to normal audio source.