Yes, real-time.  A remote operator will transmit their voice to a=20
receiver on the robot, then that needs to be "robotized" and played=20
through a speaker.
Reliability is important, so I'm a bit nervous about a Pi with audacity,=20
or anything based on an OS with software.  A physical/hardware solution=20
would make me feel much better.

Cheers
-Neil.



On 6/14/2018 4:07 PM, Neil wrote:
> Anyone know of a good quality robot voice changer that will take a
> headphone-level signal, and spit out either a headphone level signal or
> an amplified signal?  The ones I've found so far get poor reviews for
> sound quality and I feel like the basic on-board amps are a significant
> part of that, so unamplified is fine and I'll add a separate amp.  This
> will be used for a robot project, and the voice needs to sound like a
> friendly robot that should appeal to kids.
>
> Though I would prefer a pre-built device (as I'm on a very tight
> schedule), I'm tagging this as EE in case anyone has a good circuit or
> kit) for this.
>
> Cheers,
> -Neil.
>
>
>

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