Video Question?
In that video I need my voice to be disguised
Is within a program that will do it all for me contained by WMV form
or do I have to separate the video and audio...
If so, how do I separate the video and audio?
Is here a program that does this?
I would prefer all the software to be freeware...
but free trials are fine!
Answers: OK, you will want a good video editing program preferably resembling Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas etc etc. The best way of disguising your voice is to adjustment the pitch of your voice without affecting the tempo so you won't enjoy timing or sync issues. Once you've messed around with the pitch next try some other effects until you get what you're looking for. First of adjectives make the movie completely beside all editing done. Now..at hand are two ways to go at the audio. First of adjectives try the Premiere stock audio effect of Pitchshifter..which can do it in one walk without any messing something like apart from the export. Or....for more options... from the timeline export basically the audio track of your voice. From there try the free Open Source program Audacity, which is a current editor and has a great deal of audio effects as well as a Pitchshifter. Save that audio profile with effects and introduction it into Premiere and use it to replace the original audio track. Then export the full movie and go upset people.
You can bring trials of Premiere, but you may be able to do this contained by MovieMaker..I'm not sure as I don't use it. There is a good wee free program out near called Virtual Edit which might do it OK for you. Just Google for it. Audacity you can win from here http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
I might point out that if you use just the Pitchshifter it is uncomplicated for people to reverse the process and suss out who you are...lol. If you affix a good few more other effects it make it that much more difficult to reverse.
Lets hope we don't get to see you on Crimewatch...lol.
Best of luck.
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