A Bite-Sized Guide on Muffled Voices and how to create+use them [Small Easy Guide in less than 5 minutes] [Audio Editing] [Examples] [With an Image Guide as well] [Low Pass Filter] [Used for having sounds/voices come from outside, somebody being on the other side of a door, etc...] (Patreon)

Decided to re-record some of this because it was a bit unorganized and didn't flow well. So tutorial Tuesday falls on a Wednesday today! We're practically time travelers here.

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<Audio guide and examples above>

Image Guide <4 Images>

A small tutorial on muffled voices! From behind a door, on the other side of a wall, etc.

This is a pretty common effect, and extremely easy to add. This can be applied to all sorts of audios, whether they're set in a fantasy world, realistic setting, or whatever. This uses Audacity, which is free, so anyone can use these effects. Most other audio editors should work in this exact same way, as well. Just throw/record some audio in there and follow this guide, and you too (yes, you!) can sound like you're behind a door, without actually being behind a door.

Feel free to let me know what you found effective about this guide and what could be expanded on, since I'd love to hear it! :D

Take care!! <3