--- title: "New App Makes You Sound Like Morgan Freeman in Real Time" description: "A new voice app allows anybody's voice to sound exactly like Morgan Freeman in real time, an impressive and powerful example of AI-powered technologies." date: "2022-06-17" modified: "2022-06-17" authors: - name: "Victor Tangermann" job_title: "Senior Editor" link: "https://futurism.com/authors/victor" url: "https://futurism.com/the-byte/app-morgan-freeman-voice-real-time" categories: - "Artificial Intelligence" tags: - "ai" - "artificial intelligence" - "the digest" --- # New App Makes You Sound Like Morgan Freeman in Real Time ![A new voice app allows anybody's voice to sound exactly like Morgan Freeman in real time, an impressive and powerful example of AI-powered technologies.]() *\Image: Getty Images/Futurism\* ## Morgan Freeman Here A new voice app transforms anybody's voice into the iconic, sonorous locution of Morgan Freeman, an impressive example of artificial intelligence-powered tech — and the potential for hijinks, needless to say, is off the charts. The new Voicemod AI Voices beta includes a number of new voices, including the voice of the iconic actor, a pilot, or the disembodied futuristic voice of a "Mothership" spacecraft, as demonstrated in a [promotional video](). Best of all, the feature works in real time, which means you can turn your own voice into any of these other voices on the fly while you're live streaming on Twitch or chatting with friends on Discord. https://youtu.be/SWkdt5l4G8A ## AI Voice Acting Voicemod trained its AI with the help of professional voice actors, who read scripts to generate input for the models. Sound engineers then turned the data into a dynamic voice. The company behind the app is now taking applications for early "[priority access]()" to its AI Voices beta, in case you can't wait to surprise your friends with an impromptu Morgan Freeman cameo. Being able to completely change our voice, however, comes with a much darker side as well, not unlike the use of deepfakes. For instance, cloned voices could be used to [commit fraud]() or bully others. On the other hand, AI voice tools like Voicemod could also be a boon to those with voice disorders, or even be of benefit to trans gamers, as [*The Verge* points out](). Bottom line? It's no longer just faces that can be [turned into the likeness of celebrities](). In fact, we're already living in a future in which both our faces and voices can be transformed simultaneously on the fly — a terrifying or fascinating reality, depending on how you look at it. **More on AI voices:** *[This AI That Sounds Just Like Joe Rogan Should Terrify Us All]()* ## Author I've been at Futurism since 2017, where my role has evolved to encompass design, writing, and increasingly editing. I've always been fascinated by space exploration and advanced transportation, which I've leaned into by interviewing luminaries in those fields while closely following the dimensions of policy and regulation that allow next-generation projects to succeed -- or, sometimes, to fail. I'm also keenly interested in the effects of generative AI on society, policies, and democratic institutions, as well as clean energy, physics and biology, and the vagaries of tech leadership. My work for Futurism has been cited by publications including Ars Technica, Gizmodo, PC Magazine, Jalopnik, Fox News, and the New York Post. I spent my childhood living in locations including Manila, the Philippines, and Geneva, Switzerland, attended McGill University, and now live in Toronto, Canada. Before Futurism I worked at AskMen and a small photography studio. In my free time, I'm an avid gardener, foodie, and craft beer lover, as well as a maker of artisanal hot pepper sauces. I have a magnificent dog named Freida. ### Author social links [Bluesky]()