>>I wish there was a good voice-changing, voice-sweetening program out there... an EASY one. I don't know if you knew this but Top 40 songs have usually been processed to beat the band, no pun intended. I forsee a day when anybody can sing with the precision of anybody else... with a little computer help of course.
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Matt, you didn't think Britney Spears could actually sing did you?
(Just kidding).

Anybody see the Simpson's episode where Bart and his buddies are turned into the world's greatest Boy Band, ala Backstreet Boyz? It was hilarious. I'm not a regular Simpsons watcher, but I did buy a copy of that year's episodes just to own that one.

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The best voice-changing program I know about is a good voice coach. They can do wonders with most voices. Afterwards, the voice still might not be acceptable but it will be neutral and the best it can be.

Amen to that. When I was training my voice, I went to Seth Riggs, an amazing vocal coach, and later went to one of his protege's, Brad Chapman. I learned a lot, and I didn't have a "bad" voice to begin with. Many voice coaches can also teach voice over techniques as well.