"Studio Quality" Voice Changer

[EricMartello]

I'm working on a short animated movie and rather than looking for voice over talent, I'd rather just do it myself by using a voice changer. I thought there would be plenty to choose from, but the ones I've tried so far suck. Laggy and poor quality.

Can anyone recommend me some real-time voice changing software that is stable in Vista, and will produce realistic, natural sounding voice output? I don't want to sound like some 1980s voice synthesizer.

The software I have tried:
MorphVox
AV Voice Changer Software

Both of these bite goat balls in terms of stability and quality. If there is something open source, I'd prefer that.

 

[nova2]

cool edit pro 2 (now adobe audition but i cant find convultion [impulse] feature in it anymore) can do various interesting things to say the least.

you would probably do better to post about this on the kvraudio forum, just google it

 

[EricMartello]

Yeah I might have to check out some audio forums...I was hoping that there was a common program that does this well, and I just didn't know about it.

 

[wwswimming]

http://www.campustech.com/acad...ion-3.0-win/23208.html

$149 at Campustech for Audition.