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On the main panel, click on the Comparator
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Tips:
- To optimize the process, you should close all unused applications and
anti-virus programs to optimize the process, if you are
running any Media Players, please turn them off.
- If you use VCS Gold or VCS Diamond, you can add
those programs into the Ignore Filter list.
» See how to
add an application into the Ignore Filter list.
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Fig 1 - Open Voice Comparator module from main panel |
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- Prepare a clear recording voice file of your friend.
- Click on the Add button
(1)
to go to the Voice Import dialog.
- In the Voice Import dialog box:
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The
Person field: Type the name of the
recording file, this will be the name of the sample
voice when it has been done imported. Here
we typed "amale friend."
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Click the
Browse button
(2) and specify the
recording file of your friend's voice which
you want to imitate, the path of the file
will be shown in the Voice field.
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The
Phrase field: Type in the phrase spoken
in the recording file you have just browsed.
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Click the
Import button (3)
to import the voice into Comparator
and close this dialog box.
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Tips:
- You can click Play to pre-listen to your friend's
voice before clicking the Import button.
- The imported voice file must be a mono audio file in
.WAV format, and it must contain at least two
words. |
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Fig 2 - Information about the voice file you
are going to import into Comparator
[Voice Import dialog box] |
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In the Record section:
- (3) shows
information about the voice file you have just
imported. Click the Play button
(4) to re-listen to
the voice, pay attention to the tone and rhythm
of the spoken voice. - Click on the Record button
(5) and speak into the microphone
the phrase shown in the Voice section. Click this button again to finish your recording. |
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Notes:
* Repeat exactly the phrase shown in the Phrase
field in the Voice section
(3), and try to mimic the
speed, tone, and rhythm of the sample voice.
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Your voice should be clear and loud.
* Start speaking right after hitting the Record button.
* If you receive an error message saying that "Cannot make
comparison.
Please, try to record your voice again.", it may
because you have spoken too low which makes VCS
do not recognize the voice. Please record your
voice again, this time speak louder.
* After finishing the recording, you can click
the Play button to listen to your voice. |
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As soon as you finish recording and it is recognizable
to VCS Comparator, the comparison result of the
two voices will be displayed in the Similarity
section at the bottom. |
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Fig 3 - Repeat the phrase to
make the record of your voice [Voice
Comparator dialog box] |
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- In the Morpher section [fig 3],
click the Auto button (6),
VCS Comparator will compare the
two voices and automatically suggest the best settings in Pitch, Timbre & Adv. Tune
that make your voice sound most alike to the sample
voice.
- After finishing the auto comparison process, click the OK button to apply the settings and to close the
Comparator.
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Because each voice is characterized by pitch and
timbre,
imitate a person's voice is actually adjusting
the pitch and timbre of your voice to most
likely to those of the target voice. VCS Comparator
just do the same thing. It
recommends the settings
of pitch & timbre for your voice which may make
your voice sound like
your friend's voice.
You can also manually adjust
the pitch & timbre settings in the
Morpher section, and also change the
Advance tune to tune the output voice as your
desired. |
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Fig 4 - Comparator is doing
the Auto comparing process to make
your voice most alike to your
friend's voice [Voice
Comparator dialog box] |
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- Coming back
to the VCS main panel, we now see the
morphing settings
has been applied into the Voice Morpher
graph.
- Click the Advanced
button (7) to expand the Advanced
panel. |
Fig 5 - The morphing settings
extracted by Voice Comparator has
been applied to the Voice Morpher
graph [main panel] |
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- Select the Equalizer
tab (8),
turn the tab ON
(9), click on Preset
(10)
and select Soft
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Fig 6 - Use Equalizer to make
the voice soft and smooth [Advanced
panel - Equalizer tab] |
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- Select the Quality
tab
(12), turn the tab ON
(13), turn the the Limiter
ON (14),
turn the Noise Reduction ON
(15), then, adjust the parameters:
Release, Attack, Reduction, and
Threshold to get your desired voice.
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Fig 7 - Make changes to the
Limiter and Noise Reduction panels to get
better output voice [Advanced panel - Sound
Quality tab] |
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