Real Time Voice Changing

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i want to develop an application in visual studio in vb.net which is capable of converting voice at real time i.e. the application first captures some persons voice while he speak some words in the microphone now the other person can speak anything in first person's voice which is already known by application kindly help me how can i accompolish this technique of real time voice converting and through which tools Tahnks

Posted 22-Nov-09 10:39am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2009-11-23T09:42:00

I doubt this is possible. You'd have to do some heavy duty analysis to take one voice sample, and from that, know how to dynamically turn any other voice, into that voice. If you don't know where to even start, I'd be astounded if you were capable of doing it. If I was asked to do this task, I'd refuse to take it on, unless I had a LONG time to do it with, and got paid if I succeeded or not.