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How do I make my phone talk over a computer call on Windows 10?

How do I make my phone talk over a computer call on Windows 10?

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JustSmileMore
Member
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08-06-2026, 02:54 AM
#1
Hi guys, I had a hard time trying to switch my computer's audio input. Let me explain. I want to change the voice of someone calling me without them installing any software and it needs to work right now. Something like Clownfish Voice Changer but for listening in. Thanks very much!
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JustSmileMore
08-06-2026, 02:54 AM #1

Hi guys, I had a hard time trying to switch my computer's audio input. Let me explain. I want to change the voice of someone calling me without them installing any software and it needs to work right now. Something like Clownfish Voice Changer but for listening in. Thanks very much!

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Gabokazu
Posting Freak
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08-06-2026, 03:35 AM
#2
Is it okay if I tell the caller that I'll change your voice soon? No, why should you wait for me to tell you? You could choose to install the software yourself instead. When would you like to start using this software in real time?
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Gabokazu
08-06-2026, 03:35 AM #2

Is it okay if I tell the caller that I'll change your voice soon? No, why should you wait for me to tell you? You could choose to install the software yourself instead. When would you like to start using this software in real time?

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kcristan
Senior Member
514
08-06-2026, 09:18 AM
#3
You'll soon figure out I'm switching your voice. The real issue is I keep having trouble getting you to set up this program, and everything ends up breaking anyway. That's why I'd rather do it myself so nobody has to handle the installation.
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kcristan
08-06-2026, 09:18 AM #3

You'll soon figure out I'm switching your voice. The real issue is I keep having trouble getting you to set up this program, and everything ends up breaking anyway. That's why I'd rather do it myself so nobody has to handle the installation.

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BYP3DRO
Junior Member
22
08-06-2026, 09:26 AM
#4
I think users need to take full charge over their own voice settings. It might not work perfectly right now, but with time and practice, things can get better. There are lots of tips and tricks online about using Clownfish, like checking out https://yehiweb.com/how-to-use-clownfish-voice-changer/. I've found many other helpful links too. They cover both general stuff and specific apps. "Teach a person to fish" is a great quote to remember. It makes sense that being in control of your own voice helps everyone feel more comfortable. Just don't worry about me making the decisions for you. That's all I thought about this topic.
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BYP3DRO
08-06-2026, 09:26 AM #4

I think users need to take full charge over their own voice settings. It might not work perfectly right now, but with time and practice, things can get better. There are lots of tips and tricks online about using Clownfish, like checking out https://yehiweb.com/how-to-use-clownfish-voice-changer/. I've found many other helpful links too. They cover both general stuff and specific apps. "Teach a person to fish" is a great quote to remember. It makes sense that being in control of your own voice helps everyone feel more comfortable. Just don't worry about me making the decisions for you. That's all I thought about this topic.

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privy223
Member
115
08-06-2026, 10:20 AM
#5
I'm not sure what you're saying on this big philosophical thing about right or wrong. The point is that I change things so people can't tell who they are talking to, so they have to listen to a voice before anything comes out. I work with everyone's full permission and won't joke because the topic isn't funny. I'm thinking of another way to do it. I might just record something and then use some software to hide their names. What do you think? Can you help me find any good options for that?
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privy223
08-06-2026, 10:20 AM #5

I'm not sure what you're saying on this big philosophical thing about right or wrong. The point is that I change things so people can't tell who they are talking to, so they have to listen to a voice before anything comes out. I work with everyone's full permission and won't joke because the topic isn't funny. I'm thinking of another way to do it. I might just record something and then use some software to hide their names. What do you think? Can you help me find any good options for that?

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Hetchok
Member
172
08-11-2026, 06:50 AM
#6
I don't make judgments about who's right or wrong. But sometimes we just can't find out if things are true. If your guests should stay anonymous, give them the tools and info they need to do it. That's my advice.
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Hetchok
08-11-2026, 06:50 AM #6

I don't make judgments about who's right or wrong. But sometimes we just can't find out if things are true. If your guests should stay anonymous, give them the tools and info they need to do it. That's my advice.