Altered

Altered is a voice morphing platform with two arms: Altered Studio for high quality speech-to-speech production work (editing, cloning, text-to-speech, cleaning) and Real-Time Pro for low latency voice changes on calls, with features for gamers, call centres, noisy rooms and voice restoration.

Altered is a voice technology platform built around speech-to-speech morphing: you speak into a microphone, and the software reworks that performance into a different voice. The company splits its product into two working modes with very different engineering goals. Altered Studio is the media production side, where speech-to-speech processing runs with quality first and results can be refined after recording, which is why it leans on high-end GPUs. Real-Time Pro is the live side, a low latency changer that runs on a handful of CPU cores and targets gaming, streaming, conferencing and contact centre work. The Real-Time Pro feature set is aimed at specific jobs rather than general novelty. Voice Skins let gamers and AR/VR users swap vocal identity, including accent, and stay in character. Isolate suppresses background noise and competing speakers during calls using voice biometrics to keep only the enrolled speaker audible. Accent Translation gives a speaker an American or British accent while retaining their own voice and individuality, which the company positions for call centres. Euphonia addresses dysphonia and voice disfluencies, so people with vocal conditions can communicate more comfortably on voice and video calls. On the production side, Altered Studio bundles several tools into one application. The Voice Editor works inside audio and video files and combines traditional DSP effects with AI processing. Voice cloning needs only a few seconds of source recording. Prime Text-To-Speech generates narration, and the voice cleaner strips background noise, filler words, mouth artifacts and tightens dialogue pacing. Custom voice work is offered as a premium service for projects that need a specific person's voice or a voice at a different age. The tool suits voice actors, game studios, podcast and video editors, streamers, and organisations that handle a lot of live calls. Anyone needing broadcast-grade morphing on a weak machine will struggle, since production quality depends on capable GPU hardware, while the real-time mode trades polish for speed. There is also an ethics page for teams that need to think through consent and misuse before cloning a voice. Newcomers can start with a free trial of Altered Studio, and an online voice changer is available for quick tests before committing to a workflow.