The Simple monsters program even (with a little effort) has an app where now I can use my iPad to change my voice with a couple of quick drags of some sliders and it will be recognized by the software. but I was pretty excited with the quality and ability to customize. Now, these products seem more geared toward 'production value' voices for movies, etc. Note that I purchased Dehumaniser Lite and then decided I wanted the Simple Monster program as well and figured out I could 'upgrade' but somehow still keep the other program too! FYI, there is a demo for Dehumaniser lite but be warned! It only lasts I think 20 minutes or so!įor a little more info on the difference between the two products, see this FAQ: The two products I am testing are as follows:ĭehumaniser Lite is $49.00 and Dehumaniser Simpler Monsters is listed at $99.00 but I was able to 'upgrade' my Dehumaniser lite by paying $50.00 and then had them both for a total of $99. As a caveat, I tried to use clownfish and morphvox pro, downloaded Voxal from NCH all with little success (but that was probably just my own limitations!).

Early tests for me are it works pretty darn well. More to come as the integration is a little technical (at least for me, but perhaps not to some of you!), but basically your voice will go into Voicemeeter and this program will process it before it is sent to the output of discord/your stream. The products have a number of presets as well. They give you the ability to change your voice to a monster/NPC in a very customized way.

If anyone is interested in adding voice changing to your DM repertoire, I am currently testing a couple products that seem VERY promising so far. To begin, I realize the price might be prohibitive to many, I just like to track everything that is available and I found something that was new to me.

So I thought about starting a new thread, but rather than separate it, I'll add something I'm reviewing now to this conversation.

Morphvox pro trial