Would it be possible to build a real-time voice modulator

>>56103778
if you're a billionaire then yeah

>>56103840

Not really shouldnt cost more than $100 to /diy/

you could literally do it through an an audio app on your phone like garageband or something, pitch shift it down, add whatever effects, and you're good to go. honestly the hardest part would probably be rigging the speakrs on your person so you could walk around using it. singers and rappers have real-time auto-tune, it's the same thing except you'd be pitch shifting instead of tuning.

>>56103778
Everything is possible given that you invest enough money. That said, this thing should be easy.

they have those already and they cost like $50

You can do this on a cellphone desu

>>56105569
App name? I want it in real time not record ans save.

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>>56103778
Buy a voice changer from the toy store for $5.

Ask your mom for permission first.

What happened to /g/??

>>56105633
Video games happened and with it, the normies. People with no knowledge of how hardware tech works are spouting nonsense.

>>56103778
IIRC you can get a voice changing collar that works by vibrating your throat as you speak. Probably highly uncomfortable to wear for an extended period of time.

>>56105589
Thanks for reminding me what real time means

https://youtu.be/PUW2Bnbgpl4

sublingual microphone with a vocoder

>>56105725
Wtf, show me where I can get one.