Voice changers have always been very popular. Perhaps the most well-known method of altering your own voice is to inhale helium. The changed timbre actually almost always causes roaring laughter.
Nowadays there are also other methods to modulate the voice. Recording programs often offer such functions, apps like Voicemod, for example, switch between recording and output in Discord. The following case shows that speech modulation can not only be fun but also a crime:
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Sound like the original Homer Simpson thanks to FakeYou
The operators of FakeYou website have now come up with a particularly funny method for text-to-speech output. Namely, you can enter any text there and let it output you with the voice of popular cartoon characters, singers, actors and many more. You can then send the file as a voice message, for example via Whatsapp or any other messenger service.
However, there is a catch: Europe speakers and voices are not yet included. However, that doesn’t spoil the fun. And nobody prevents you from entering a Europe text and having Homer Simpson and Co. audition you. It then simply sounds as if an American without any knowledge of Europe was reading a Europe text.
This is how FakeYou works
- Visit the FakeYou website.
- Now you can choose from currently over 1,800 voices or use special filters to get a better overview.
- Alternatively, you can Suchfeld you can also search directly for your favorite character.
- Now give in text box whatever you want and then press Speak.
- It may take a moment for you to find the voice acting further down the webpage.
- Now you can open the file by pressing the Play-Buttons play and/or save as a file on your computer or smartphone.
- You can then send the saved file via Whatsapp and Co.
We tried our way through all sorts of cartoon characters, actors and musicians. Some of our favorites are Homer Simpson, Agent 47 (Hitman) and Donald Trump. But not all voices sound good. For example, Spongebob with the speaker from 1997 to 2002 sounds pretty tinny.
Apropos Simpsons: Have you ever wondered what the popular cartoon characters would look like as real people of flesh and blood? Here we have the answer for you:
What do you think of FakeYou? Nice fun for in between or useless crap? Feel free to write it to us in the comments and let us know which voice you like best!