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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP
- Date added: January 17, 2002
- Total Downloads: 34,164
- Downloads last week: 26
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- Average user rating: stars out of 4 votes
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From Roberto Forcen :VBS. Voice Balancing System. Analyses your voice and generates a v2v (Voice2Voice) balancing tones, includes: easy open wav file capability, complete wav file parameter display (samples, samp. rate, etc...) , real time recording, analyses up to 25"" of voice with circular buffer management, save recording to .WAV file for later use, sound graph with Pan/Zoom capabilities, musical grid containing power proportional hits of musical notes, bar graphs associated to musical grid displaying totals and octave bars, plays note contained on musical grid, info grid with complete set of PHI (0.618') based relations of formants.
Full 5 octave FFT display with local scale and Note grid optional display. Radial spectrograph in note/octave and FFT format, Harmonic wheel with musical notes relations. V2V graph containing formants and mirror values (max-v(i)) Formant grid, v2v Tone control generation panel.
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Version: Voice Balancing System 1.0
"I find it very difficult to use and figure out the features."
Pros: Cool graphics in the spectrum and generation tabs but that's it.
Cons: Can not figure out how to implement the features into a wave file once it is created.
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Version: Voice Balancing System 1.0
Summary: Use this program to center you voice for best appeal to listener.
fun to play with and very educational. Takes a little time to master the data interpretation.
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Version: Voice Balancing System 1.0
Pros: If your looking for an easy way to find a Fourier analysis for any sound, just put them on your "audio in channel" of your sound card and there you have it. For instance a microphone.
Cons: Works only with the soundcard input, not with a usb mic.
Summary: Has nothing to do with language software, it's educational but for use in a fysics class.
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