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Fourbit – Your Everyday Robot Voice

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LeeVaudio
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9027 sounds • 9027 files • 3.4 GB • No metadata
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Instant - blazingly-fast - digital download
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Royalty-free - you can select the number of users on checkout
Fourbit - Your Everyday Robot Voice sound effects library by LeeVaudio
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Product Description

Need a classic robot voice? You can build complete robot voice sentences with Fourbit, a typical small-size-robot voice with metallic resonances. It is very intelligible, you can use it for any robot that needs to talk a lot with the listener.

The Fourbit sound effect library contains more than THREE thousands words, chosen amongst the most common English ones. This allows you to build all the sentences you need for your project with this voice.

Fourbit comes with a custom audio browser html file to help you quickly locate, preview and drag & drop the files you need to construct complete sentences.

The Audio Browser Page:

The Fourbit library comes with a custom audio browser page to help you find words, preview words and construct sentences via drag&drop into your DAW or editor. Here’s what it looks like:

The audio browser for robot voicesThis html page allow you to quickly audit all the included files and find the needed ones. It is also possible to preview the different effects, to help you in choosing the right one.


Voices: sentence building using a DAW or audio editor

Let’s say you want to build the sentence “game over”, with a little reverb, using a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation like Cubase, Logic, Live, Reaper, etc…) or an editor (like Audacity, SoundForge, etc)

Here’s how to do it:Editing robot voices in Audacity
1. open the audiobrowser html file. Find the “game___small_reverb.wav” and “over___small_reverb.wav” files.

2. import the files in the project (usually a simple drag&drop will just work)

3. time-align the two wave files in order to sound it right. You will need to set some overlap, so that the tail from the first word blends into the second one, and so on.

That’s it! If you need customizations or implementation help, contact Luigi at LeeVaudio here

Full sound effects list for Fourbit – Your Everyday Robot Voice


fourbit_sfx_list_small.pdf (450.65 KB)
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