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FOSS Voice Training (lib.lgbt)
submitted 1 year ago by runxiyu@lib.lgbt to c/lgbtq_plus@beehaw.org
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Hi there! I wonder if there are trans voice training programs for Linux-based systems. I see a few recommendations for mobile apps here and there, but I'd very much prefer a free/libre/open-source program that works on my primary devices.

I've also been looking into real-time spectrometers, but haven't had much luck yet. (I'll shift the blame to PulseAudio)

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[–] XPost3000@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

You should use Signalizer, it's a really great FOSS Spectrum analyzer that I use all the time

I'm pretty sure there's a standalone version, but I always use it as a plugin, so if it doesnt have a standalone version I'd recommend loading it into Bespoke Synth, idk what bespoke does but it basically works flawlessly on any Linux audio system I've tried automatically, and it's just a fun software to mess with

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