5,747 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Processed Voice"

A singing computer.

Loop of computer voice.

Alien voice.

My voice for request.

My voice for request.

My voice for request.

Cartoon voice saying: "be quiet. I don't want to hear a mouse wiping its ass. ".

Cartoon voice saying: "i can't stand listening to this guy on the radio in the morning. ".

Cartoon voice saying: "alright get the news over with -- i wana hear the music. ".

A short cut of erh angels made to fit my need (and yours. . . ).

A reverse made upon angel01 originally from erh angels file.

Original radio male voice.

Apparently something was bad.

Robotic voice - made with voice synth and some post fx.

My late friend bryan would often leave cryptic messages on my answer machine.

Yea yeia cool ok.

Someone says "woh".

Someone says "woh".

Someone says "woh".

Someone says "woo".

Someone says "woo".

Recording of a voiceajout de fondu en ouverture. Typologie de schaeffer : varié continu (v). Morphologie :masse: son seul variégrain : rugueuxallure : présence d'un vibratodynamique : attaque douce et graduelleprofil mélodique : variation serpentine (variation des hauteurs "glissantes").

Voice asking "where are we?".

Just an ok from a little kid.

Me burping recorded with ipod touch 6th gen.

Processed baby babble - free to use without any restriction.

Cutesy voice saying happy birthday.

Made this for a friend to go with a short film he made. Quite a rough mix. Completely free to use. Crediting me would be appreciated, but not required:)!. (there's some curse words on a few of the vocal tracks. . But i dont think it's audible. . No big deal, but just in case: 'explicit').

Conjectural nonhuman technical generated language modulationsexomusicology inspired sonic object. "though musicology is defined as "the historical and scientific study of music," the term is typically applied only to the study of music from the european classical tradition. "ethnomusicology" is used to describe the study of nonwestern musical traditions and to the comparative study of different musical cultures. The more general term exomusicology (from the greek prefix exo, meaning 'external to' or 'outside of') is more appropriate to the study of nonhuman musical traditions, much as exobiology refers to the study of non-earth life forms, and exolinguistics to the study of alien languages"(sethares).

40+ repetitions of the word "hello" with various inflection and faux accents. Recorded with sure sm7b via presonus iostation at 24bits 44. 1hz; no effects or gate, mixed down at 192k, 24 bit mono.

Generated robotic voice saying "acid".

Woman saying i think about you alot wistfully. 8 takes.

Talking about a predator keeping their cool to not startle prey.

I've been borrowing from here for years so i wanted to finally give something back. I created this for a video game i never finished. (yes, this is from my own voice). Deep, male voice saying game over. Great vocal to end any game or activity.

Recording of the ambient sounds in cafe nero coffee shop in yeovil, somerset, england. Recorded on tuesday 28th january 2014 using olympus ls11 digital recorder.

A sound of "hey" recorded onto our hard disk and processed with delay and chorus, copied into itself and reversed from its middle forward.

I've been borrowing from here for years so i wanted to finally give something back. I created this for a video game i never finished. (yes, this is from my own voice). Deep, male voice saying get ready. Great vocal to start any game or activity.

Using "post_your_voice" device for playing my recording.

Friend of mine trying out microphone , speaking phrases and finishing with hard pronunciation of "headrush". Text : "it's time to fry the brain, only you can fry the brain. . . Headrush".

Short clip of a female voice sample saying "baby" over a greasy electronic beat. Created with fl studio.

2 bar loop at 80 bpm with some female voice samples and a bunch of reverb. Created with fl studio.

A man demanding someone to break another. More along the lines of an overlord to a lesser. Suggestions are always welcome. Many of my sounds i use over at: https://www. Youtube. Com/channel/ucod3x4qw8rlob_xxqhhzpxa.

A discarded sample of a sound design for video game.

Oh. . . That's really interesting. Just saying it in a really odd way, kind of. . . Iguana?.

I recorded myself singing a few random notes and combined them, then editing them. They came out to sound like an interesting spooky choir of voices.

I processed my voice. Used it for voicing angry attacking robot.

Recorded with my ip4. Processed with audacity.

Another processed sample of myself singing.

My own voiced growl heavily processed, alien or dinosaur etc.

A simple line "you have been denied" spoken in a dark voice. Recorded by me with a cheap ass mike and processed in audacity.