Long audio horror voice changer — limits and credit costs
A scene or narration may be longer than one line. Funded wallets can submit up to 120 seconds per clip. A 45-second clip costs 2 credits; 90 seconds costs 3; 120 seconds costs 4. This local implementation has boundary and ledger tests; a real 120-second provider run has not yet been verified.
A short workflow
- Check that your wallet has enough credits before recording or uploading. The tool shows the limit available to your balance.
- For a recording longer than two minutes, split it yourself at natural sentence breaks in an audio editor. Automatic splitting and stitching are not supported.
- Keep the same voice for each segment. Provider output can vary between requests; audition transitions rather than assuming perfect continuity.
- Download each result and assemble it in your editor. Failed requests release all reserved credits.
Demo mode returns a test tone. Live conversion needs a configured provider. Free clips are limited to 8 seconds; paid conversions support up to 120 seconds.
Useful answers
How many credits does a 90-second clip cost?
Three credits. Paid duration is rounded up in 30-second units: 30 seconds costs 1, 45 costs 2, 90 costs 3, and 120 costs 4.
Can I upload a five-minute recording?
Not as one request. This site caps paid clips at 120 seconds. Split longer recordings yourself and assemble the outputs in an editor; automatic splitting is not available.
What if I do not have enough credits?
The server rejects the request before voice generation and does not consume the free trial. Payments are currently closed.
Has a two-minute conversion been tested?
The 120-second file and billing boundaries have automated tests. Only short clips have completed live provider testing so far; full-length conversion is not yet verified.