Voice Changer

"$1.99 voice changer app. We used it for Rachel's zombie film project."

—Audrey Jensen in Aftermath, proving the killer can be anyone.

The Voice Changer is a type of audio equipment that Ghostface/Lakewood Slasher uses to mask his voice so that others can't figure out who it is under the costume.

Description

It was seen as a rectangular white box in Scream 1 and 2 but in Scream 3 it was a specialized circular device with several buttons. It was not seen in Scream 4, because a cellphone app was used in place of the device. This also keeps in touch with the idea that remakes must utilize current technology. Until the cellphone app was invented, it is possible that the killers kept the machine inside their hoods, or held it over the reciever.

The device mimics a male with a deep, mysterious voice. In Scream it was shown to be distorted and higher-pitched when a female like Sidney used it, but in Scream 2 and 4 when Mrs. Loomis and Jill use the device, it is normal.

Roman uses an improved voice changer, which can mimic several voices at once.

In the first two seasons of the television series, Scream, the Lakewood Slasher uses a type of voice changer to mask their voice when calling their victims, over the phone.

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Appearances

Users

Billy Loomis
Stu Macher
Sidney Prescott (briefly. Taunted Billy and Stu as part of her counter attack).
Mickey Altieri
Mrs. Loomis
Roman Bridger
Jill Roberts
Charlie Walker
Piper Shaw
Audrey Jensen (used the voice changer as part of a movie she participated).
Kieran Wilcox
Tom Martin

Voices Mimicked

Ghostface
Cotton Weary
Sidney Prescott
Maureen Prescott
Dewey Riley
Gale Riley
Roman Bridger (mimicked his own voice in order to appear as if the killer is trying to frame him).
Audrey Jensen
Will Belmont
Jake Fitzgerald (off-screen)

Trivia

Ghostface's voice is actually Roger L. Jackson in the films and in the third season of the television series.
Mike Vaughn voiced the Lakewood Slasher in the first two seasons of Scream.

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