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Posted by haqq on Jul-25-2007 20:44:

DJ tags on song

How can i mess around with my dj tag on the song so it sounds sick?

Like you know when your listening to a song and randomly you hear "DJ BLAHBLAH" in like a cool robot voice.

I know you can do it through FruityLoops with speech synth but I want to edit a self recorded one.

What software is the best for this?

Posted by Beatflux on Jul-25-2007 21:05:

I personally think it sounds cheesy no matter what way you do it.

Posted by haqq on Jul-25-2007 21:11:

See I'm a mainly Hip Hop DJ - But I love mixing progressive house... For Hip Hop its popular!

Posted by theognis1002 on Jul-25-2007 22:21:

Microsoft sam

Posted by Hasneez on Jul-25-2007 22:26:

i think the production forum would be a better option for u!

Posted by haqq on Jul-25-2007 22:49:

Any mods out there please move this to Production forum

Posted by harris b on Jul-26-2007 00:16:

try the program "shit talker" and record what it says with audacity

Posted by kadomony on Jul-26-2007 05:55:

http://www.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php

Posted by Mr Kre8 on Jul-26-2007 12:09:

Steer clear from robot voices.

Cheese.

Posted by DiscoStew on Jul-26-2007 13:54:

Yeah dude. Pure cheese. Unless your on the radio and need to do a shout out / show ID, steer away from it. If you're that good, people will come to you to find out who you are.

Posted by daeus on Jul-27-2007 07:27:

Being a music producer your suppose to be creative :P stand out do something you think sounds kool

Posted by Falck on Jul-27-2007 08:07:

A common way of doing robot voices is to use a vocoder, there are several free ones out there and of course some well known such as NI's, Orange's, AKAI's etc. Play around with the settings and wave forms until you find a sound you like.

Combining it with other effects suchs as distortion, phase distortion and "Camel Space" can also add a nice touch to it.

Cheers