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Lyrebird Voice Changer

Lyrebird Voice Changer is a software that comes with a number of built-in effects that can accurately mimic male and female voices. It offers users the flexibility to create and load custom presets to suit their specific needs.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Discontinued

Platforms

  • Linux
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Discontinued

As of December 2023, Lyrebird has ceased development and is now archived.

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  •  18 Open Issues
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Terrible latency. A good 1-3 second delay between when you speak and when your friends hear you.

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What is Lyrebird Voice Changer?

Lyrebird Voice Changer is a software that comes with a number of built-in effects that can accurately mimic male and female voices. It offers users the flexibility to create and load custom presets to suit their specific needs. To ensure precision, it features a manual pitch scale for finer adjustments. The software also creates its own temporary virtual input device, allowing it to operate independently of other hardware.

The user interface of Lyrebird Voice Changer is clean and easy to navigate, ensuring a smooth user experience. However, it's important to note that the software needs the use of PulseAudio icon PulseAudio , as opposed to PipeWire icon PipeWire. This could potentially create compatibility issues, as many modern repositories such as Ubuntu ship with PipeWire as the default. Users can verify their system's compatibility by running the 'pactl' command in their terminal; if the command is not found, PulseAudio is not in use. Furthermore, the software operates with a slight delay, with the voice changer functioning a few seconds behind real time.