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Can one build a non electronic voice changer? I am drawing inspiration from the Jurassic Park voice box, whistles, and that thing which happens when you talk into a fan. I don't know the science but surely there is away to 3d print something that could fit into a mask?

Your voice sounds like it does from how air flows in your mouth, nose and throat so I think a silicone mouthpiece that alters the shape of your mouth would change your voice. If not the effect you want then a sheet of wax paper or aluminum foil in front of your mouth making something akin to a large kazoo. You also can use long plastic tubes for reverb but that would be a lot larger than you describe. Is this for a costume?

>>12107 Yeah, I am lazy though so I would rather not have to learn how to do electronic stuff. Ironic on this site I know but I lack the attention span. Thank you for the input though I never thought of something like foil.

>>12108 This has been a great thread, thank you for your valuable input.

>>12109 If this is sarcasm it is misguided. Don't talk back to your betters or I'll have to teach you a few lessons.

>>12110 This has got to be the worst troll attempt I've ever seen. The premise of a non-electric voice changer is a good idea for many reasons. Idk anything about it. I just use AI.

>>12111 Some are tech illiterate and also post apocalypse. I thought it was sarcasm which is why I had to defend my terf.

>>12112 Learn to read tech then. Look into books on acoustics or try to listen to what the first lainon had to say. And also, yes, I was being sarcastic.

>>12113 Im not as good at committing as you fine people

What about analogue electronic? >Lazy >buy a throat mic >very easy >buy a pickup mic with a headphone jack >attach to throat with cord able to tighten >beginner to intermediate >buy a cheap piezo mic >wire to headphone jack >make a casing >attach to throat https://www.phase57.com/build/contact-mic/ Then you just use a voice changer app and muffle your mouth so less can be heard from your mouth. Could even tape your mouth shut just have a few holes to let more air out of it so you can somewhat talk normal.

>>12115 Throat mics are like that thing from black lagoon, right? The chainsaw girl

>>12116 Been a long time since I saw it. It's a contact microphone placed near your vocal cords to pick up sounds directly from your throat to not pick up outside noise. They get used by the military and I think in motorsports.

>>12117 Im thinking of an electric larynx then

>>12118 Now you mention it Wikipedia says early versions were mechanical using no electronics. I am having trouble finding out how those work even more so.

>>12117 Noise artists often use variations, too. I've been tinkering with one myself, it can make some gnarly sounds when put through pedals.

It kinda sounds almost like you want a talk box, which basically pipes sound from a speaker into your mouth while you speak silently.

>>12106 Instead of breathing out when you talk, breathe in when you talk. They won't be able to stop laughing at you long enough to figure out who you are.

>>12143 Should add that you might want to be careful since your vocal cords wont be used to this but yes it has a sort of guttural sound

You could just use one of those Punch and Judy swazzle gadgets when you fight crime or whatever the fuarrrk you think you're doing.