j1clark@ucsd.edu
Veteran
In the film, "Polar Express"(2004), Tom Hanks is listed as the voice for 6 characters. 5 of the six are 'adults' and although Hanks alters his voice characteristics, and mannerisms, one can still 'hear' Hanks here and there in all of them.
The surprise for me was that he also voiced the 'boy' character.
The question is, what sort of processing would be required to shift a 'adult male' to
a 'boy', and I didn't detect a 'falsetto'... like some 50/60's pop group singers...
Would it involve flitering out bass, and then some form of shift in frequency up to
match a pre-pubescent male voice?... and still maintain some sembalence of 'natural voice'...
Or there other techniques that would do better.
The surprise for me was that he also voiced the 'boy' character.
The question is, what sort of processing would be required to shift a 'adult male' to
a 'boy', and I didn't detect a 'falsetto'... like some 50/60's pop group singers...
Would it involve flitering out bass, and then some form of shift in frequency up to
match a pre-pubescent male voice?... and still maintain some sembalence of 'natural voice'...
Or there other techniques that would do better.