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Question Posted Thursday October 4 2007, 8:47 pm

Hello, I was just wondering how you can get your voice to sound like "freds" in the following video, and "brookers" voice too. Whta do they use or how do you do it, and if you need a program what kind do you need?

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ok, thank you!


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emilyjessica0x answered Friday October 5 2007, 10:22 pm:
well, most people use hellium and it makes their voice squeeky, and thats probably what you wana do except its not to great for you, so dont do it often <br>
hope i helped! -emily

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