Five radio presetsFrom a modern radio voice to a signal that breaks up.
Radio voice effect
Start with a modern radio sound and a little distortion, or try vintage AM, a walkie-talkie, a pilot transmission or a signal that keeps breaking up.
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Choose your radio sound
- Use Default when you want a fuller modern radio voice with mild distortion and no added static.
- Choose Vintage AM Radio for an old broadcast sound, with a narrower voice, crackle and a slight tuning wobble.
- Try Walkie-talkie for a quick exchange between characters. It makes the voice thin and gritty, with a short burst of static at each end.
- Use Pilot transmission for dialogue over an aircraft radio, with speech pushed forward over steady hiss.
- Choose Losing signal when a call needs to break up. The voice fades and drops out under bursts of static.
Compare every soundSwitch between the original and all five demo presets.
Four output formatsDownload MP3, WAV, FLAC, or OGG.
Adjust the radio effect
Strength controls distortion. At 0%, each preset still applies its voice filter and reception effects. Add extra static if you want more noise, or an opening beep for a radio check-in. The beep mixes with the start of the recording rather than moving the speech later. Listen to the first words before downloading.
For a scene with several voices, trim the caller's line and process that section. Use Phone Effect for a telephone sound, or Megaphone Effect for a voice with a short echo. Keep an original copy, since these effects remove audio detail.