Content

• Steps
• Warnings

Voice masking can be just as enjoyable as it can be a skill to develop, especially if you're interested in acting. Pranking your friends can also be great fun, but try not to go too far.

Steps

1. 1 Buy an electronic voice masker. This is the easiest way to change your voice. Voice maskers can be found in magic / gags shop, exploration shops, and even Halloween shops. They are sold at different prices and the price usually depends on the quality.
2. 2 If you want to change your voice over the phone, there are several ways to do this.
   • The traditional method, known from movies and TV shows, is to apply a handkerchief or any cloth to the part of the phone where the voice signals are received. Try using different materials for a different effect.
   • Create background noise. It can be done simply by playing the music so loud that your voice can still be heard. You can also use other recorded sounds, such as traffic noise, white noise, or even heavy vehicle sounds.
   • Another person can help you by interfering with your conversation. The effect will be exactly the same as the recorded sounds.
3. 3 Change the intonation of your voice.
   • If you are a man, speak in a harsher, louder voice. To do this, you just need to direct the sound upward in the organs of articulation. As a result of this, the voice tends to become a little nasal, and perhaps this is what will make your voice sound different.
   • If you are a woman, lower your voice. To do this, you need to direct the sound to the chest part of the diaphragm.
4. 4 Correct the pronunciation of words. When you speak with an accent, you are essentially just changing the pronunciation of some words.
   • People living on the west coast of the United States, when they say the word "car", usually do not eat the sound "r", but pronounce it in full. The people of Boston are notorious for not pronouncing the "r" sound in either car or other words
   • To mimic some kind of British accent, you just need to leave out the “h” sound at the beginning of words. For example, with this accent, the word "hate" is pronounced the same way most Americans pronounce the word "eight."
5. 5 Change your choice of words or the way you speak.
   • Use words and phrases that you don't normally use. For example, words like "amazing", "amazing", "hilarious", "damn it", etc.
   • Use words that you've only heard from your parents or grandparents.
   • Try not to use words that you usually use often.
6. 6 Change the position of your lips and the way you open your mouth.
   • Purse your lips as if you are about to whistle and then speak. The sound of your voice will change a lot.
   • Try sticking out your tongue slightly as you speak. This will distort your words a little.
   • Open your mouth wide when you speak.
7. 7 Speak more slowly than usual. Pause between words and sigh often. This usually doesn't work when you speed up your speech rate, but you can still try that.
8. 8 Pretend you have a cold. Cough often and reduce the nasalization of your voice, as if you have a stuffy nose.
9. 9 Train, train, train again. It's not easy to disguise your voice well. Mistakes can occur and then you will be declassified. To avoid exposure, use your disguised voice when you go about your day to day.
   • Talk to your friends with this voice.
   • When you order food at a restaurant, train your new voice on the waiter.
   • At a concert or any other social event, strike up a conversation with someone close to you. These people have no idea how you really talk. So don't worry about being consistent.

Warnings

• Don't change your voice to hurt someone else's feelings. It's not funny when people's feelings are insulted.
• Do not use any of these methods for material gain. This is one of the reasons why identity theft is a serious crime.
• Do not use any of these methods for telephone threats. The person you are talking to can call the police and report you.