| Re: Voice modification program
Another vote for audacity, although i must admit I hven't used it yet, soundforge does everything I need it to and I am used to it. Plus I hear audacity will run Vst plugins (there are thousands free on the net)
I also have meased around with reaper a bit and like what it can do, just waiting to put it through its paces with a decent session in the studio. (need some new pre-amps  )
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