Gaming Stream Voice Changer?

[real remnant]

I'm trying to get into streaming as a hobby after work. So that's what I intend to use this for.

I don't wish my voice to be recognized by friends, as I plan to get into another character. I'm a male and I'll just voice another male. Younger male to be exact.

I am not exactly caught up with voice changers, I only tried voicemod a little which felt too robotic and otherwise unbelieveable with pitch etc... It did not sound like another human being believable.

Is there any way to achieve a natural sounding voice through voice changers yet?

I will also be streaming + gaming at the background so I dont know if my gpu can take it either. I have a 3070 laptop, I'm pretty new to the stuff...

Or are there alternatives I could go for?

[quasi sorrel]

what games? games should be running at the lowest shittiest graphics possible

[real remnant]

well any kind of games. I am simply looking for something to cover my voice as another male without coming off obvious... I am not even sure if this is the right tool to do this, but I couldn't find anything suitable

I hope to be variety, I mostly play TF2 for now but i am sure it'd change to other games as I get bored

I've tried voicemod a little but it came off very robotic.

[quasi sorrel]

without coming off obvious
nothing is perfect, RVC models can't do any non natural speech such as laughing,screaming, sneezing, etc,
I'm guessing you're doing this just for privacy?

[real remnant]

Yeah. Just for privacy. I dont feel very comfortable being on stage as myself so I hoped I could be someone else... It is much easier in my head to present like that and carry out my video/streamer ideas to life.

I thought some vtubers etc. might be using voice changers to boost their voices to more anime levels, but I guess no such stuff exist? I thought I could easily find something and tweak it to my desire

[real remnant]

I guess it'd be very stiff if they cannot do things like those. Added to the robotness of the voices, I also noticed they couldnt express emotion too well... yeah. Like what you described.

[quasi sorrel]

understood, just know laptop gpus are weaker, and AI is intensive, don't expect to play anything like marvel rivals ultra graphics settings, and know that it's not super hard to spot what's AI and not
anyways, who cares if they know that it's AI, you're doing this just for privacy to not use your real voice

[real remnant]

I see, so basically no such tools exist currently that could realistically shift your voice a little bit? It also feels like this tool is more like a nuclear option

[quasi sorrel]

-realtime

[agile thicket]

💻 Local Realtime RVC

Guides for Programs that use RVC Models in Realtime for Calls/Games

• Wokada Deiteris Fork

Most suggested WebUI with the best general support for many platforms. GUIDE

• Vonovox

A Realtime Voice Changer with similar performance to Wokada Deiteris Fork, with extra features, but supported only for Nvidia GPUs on Windows. and without cloud options GUIDE

• Original Wokada

Not suggested nor maintained, older versions in youtube tuts are even way worse. GUIDE

• RVC GUI Mainline Realtime

Unavailable, the guide is outdated and the program is worse compared to the ones above, and much less updated

[quasi sorrel]

you can try wokada deiteris fork or vonovox

[real remnant]

Tweaking the pitch and whatnot simply makes voices silly

[quasi sorrel]

they have similar performance and quality, there are subtle differences you could see in ther guides pros&cons though
like vonovox has some paid voice effects that help with realism and a different UI

ofcourse, there are thousands of RVC models, you gotta try and play with them, just know you need a bit of voice acting and can't do things such as sneezing or laughing

[real remnant]

I see, thanks

[vast otter]

cant u train a model to

sneeze or laugh tho

with the dataset

if it exist

s

[quasi sorrel]

it won't sound good, it's limited, and please don't go in others forums

[vast otter]

oh

sorry

[quasi sorrel]

any updates?

[real remnant]

Have to work, will set it up soon today to try

are there any ways to custom edit my own voice or do I need to browse and pick a voice that I think I want to sound like?

[quasi sorrel]

alr