How is this /i/ related?

Keep this in /tech/.

  >>41
well clearly he doesn't want his voice to be recognized while doing whatever it is people do on /i/

but back to the OP, Audacity works fine if you just wanna prerecord shit and then mess with the pitch, tone etc, but if you want a live changer, I'd look on youtube for 'voice changer' and download whatever one seems best, but w/e, here's a video of one I found that doesn't look too bad

  >>45
ofc, most of the programs you find aren't gonna be free, but finding pirated copies of most things on the internet isn't that hard

and here's a video of a british guy using program from the other video to look like an idiot, but yeah, it works live

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