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Artlist’s voice effects lets you change the tone and texture of AI-generated voices. They are built directly into the AI voiceover tool — no extra software needed.
Learn how Artlist subscriber with an AI Suite, AI Voiceover, or Max Plan can integrate AI voice effects into their video voiceovers now.
Effects include monster, robot, and walkie-talkie. Perfect for video creators, podcasters, marketers, and storytellers.

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What if your voice could sound like a spy, come through a walkie-talkie, echo in a cave, or deliver crisp narration in a pro studio, all on the same day? 

Now it can be done in a few clicks thanks to the voice effects feature in Artlist’s AI voiceover. 

Voice effects bring an additional layer of creative expression to AI Voiceover. You can modify AI-generated voices with cinematic, dramatic, or playful filters. Whether you’re building immersive video content, narrating a podcast, or injecting personality into your next TikTok — adding this feature to your video creator toolkit is your new secret weapon.

What are voice effects? 

Voice effects is a powerful, easy-to-use, new feature built directly into Artlist’s AI voiceover. It allows you to transform AI-generated voiceovers by applying distinct effects, without the need for audio plugins or post-production software. 

Voice effects help you tell your story. They work as voice modifiers that amplify the character, style, and tone of your AI-generated voice. It is the difference between reading a script and performing it to fit perfectly with your content. This isn’t just voice generation. It’s a voice transformation. 

You can filter to find your favorite effect and preview it to make sure it’s the right fit for your project. 

Why use effects? 

Currently, you can use the Artlist AI voiceover to localize your content in 25 languages to reach and grow your audience around the world. To make sure you get the right fit, you can preview every language and accent.

And now with voice effects, beyond just sounding cool, you can: 

  • Match tone to content — Whether you need serious, comedic, or scary content, there’s lots to choose from 
  • Create different characters. Perfect for dialogue or narratives
  • Increase engagement with unexpected, creative sounds 
  • Add polish and originality to projects 
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Meet the effects

Voice effects give your story a personality by letting you tailor the sound to match your message. Here’s a look at the unique audio transformations you can now apply with a few clicks.

  1. Pro Studio

Without leaving your chair, you just walked into a top-tier studio. The results? Clean, balanced audio that mimics the sound of a professional recorded voiceover in a treated studio. It enhances clarity and adds subtle compression, saturation, and EQ for broadcast-ready quality.

Use cases: 

  • Commercials, corporate videos, and explainer content
  • High-end podcast production
  • Any project that needs studio-grade voiceovers — no recording equipment required
  1. Walkie-Talkie  

A crunchy, distorted effect with static to sound like a transmission from a police radio or walkie-talkie. Let your imagination run and make it a reality — maybe today you need to secure the perimeter or you’re reporting in from a top-secret mission behind enemy lines. 

Use cases: 

  • Comedic sketches or parodies
  • Crime dramas and podcasts
  • Military or police themed games or scenes 
  • Surveillance-style storytelling 
  1. Vintage Radio

Emulates the sound of an old AM radio, with limited frequency range, static hiss, and slight warble or pitch drift. It’s an average Tuesday in the Studio, but today you feel like being a dashing 1940s radio host breaking news with flair and static? This is the voice effect for you. 

Use Cases:

  • Period dramas or historical reenactments
  • Audio dramas that imitate classic radio broadcasts
  • Retro ads or product intros
  • Nostalgic or war-era narratives
  1. Phone Call

Simulates audio transmitted through a phone line, featuring slight distortion and frequency filtering. Editing a scene and realizing you need some voiceover to transition? Choose this effect to simulate your character picking up the phone to spill the tea. 

Use cases: 

  • Dialogues involving remote callers or customer support
  • Crime or mystery storytelling with intercepted calls
  • Internal monologues portrayed as voicemails
  • Realistic podcast interludes
  1. Robotic Assistant

A cool, futuristic voice with a sleek, robotic tone, just like a high-tech digital assistant or friendly AI from a sci-fi movie. Perfect for the voice of a futuristic robot butler with a sense of humor or a robotic sidekick straight out of a video game. 

Use cases: 

  • AI or robot characters in games and sci-fi
  • Futuristic or tech-themed marketing
  • Voice for smart assistants or navigation bots
  1. Monster

Think thunderous beast echoing through the shadows! Deep, growling, and heavily modulated voice with pitch shifting, phasing, flanging, and frequency shifting, designed to sound just a little bit menacing.

Use Cases:

  • Horror or fantasy projects
  • Villain voice in animated or gaming content
  • Halloween-themed productions
  • Creature sound design for immersive experiences
  1. Cave 

A highly reverberant effect with long echoes and spatial reflections to mimic speech in a large stone cavern, echo chamber, or underground tunnel. Channel your inner explorer, shouting into the depths of an ancient cave, or your favorite fantasy hero discovering something legendary in a stone chamber.

Use cases: 

  • Mythical or dungeon settings
  • Fantasy narration
  • Creating mood in atmospheric scenes
  1. Upstairs Neighbor

Are you starring in a sitcom with thin apartment walls? This effect will bring you muffled and low-passed audio with soft thumps or distant resonance, simulating a voice heard through a wall or maybe a ceiling.

Use cases: 

  • Comedy about shared housing
  • Sound design for apartment scenes
  • Subtle background dialogue effects
  1. Announcer

Looking to be the voice of authority in a packed stadium or school hallway? Add a little oomph with this bold, booming voice effect. With slight distortion and wide presence to sound like a voice coming from a public announcement system, loudspeaker, or stadium speaker.

Use cases: 

  • Sports intros, public service announcements
  • Theme park or school intercom moments

How to use voice effects 

Generating your AI Voiceover and adding voice effects is simple with Artlist’s AI tools. No audio editing skills are required.

  1. Choose your voiceover script
  2. Pick your voice 
  3. Select your language, accent, and emotion 
  4. Preview, apply voice effects, and use the slider to choose how much effect you want
  5. Generate and download your final voiceover 

Instant integration into your creative workflows 

If you’re an Artlist subscriber with an AI Suite, AI Voiceover, Max Plan, or Business Plan, you can integrate voiceovers into your videos even faster with the Artlist AI Voiceover Extension for Adobe Premiere Pro. To get it, download and install the Artlist Hub (available for iOS and Windows), which also contains 50+ powerful video editing plugins. 

Try it out now 

Ready to explore what your voice could sound like? Jump into the Artlist AI voiceover and give voice effects a spin. Whether you’re making a short, podcast intro, animation voiceover, or just experimenting, you’ll be amazed at how much expression you can unlock with just one click. 

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Deborah Blank is the Artlist Blog Editor. She is a passionate storyteller, now on a mission to empower others to tell their stories through video. Contact her on LinkedInshe wants to hear from you!

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