Updated Nov 5, 2026
Analog horror voice generator
Analog Horror Voice Generator
This analog horror voice generator gives your script the flat, institutional voice of a tape nobody was meant to find. Type the announcement, keep the emotionless Broadcast voice, and the Analog effect squeezes it into a narrow, clipped band with hiss underneath — the sound of a channel that kept transmitting after everyone left. You hear it in your browser before you spend anything.
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Broadcast · Analog
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Script ideas
Analog horror scripts that stay wrong
Analog horror is rarely loud. It is a calm voice reading something official, with one detail that breaks the frame. Write like a manual or a memo, then let a single line slip. Load any of these into the analog horror voice generator above.
“Good morning. This is your daily facility update. Air quality is normal. Staff headcount is forty-one. Staff headcount is forty-one. Please do not attempt to locate the forty-second member of staff.”
In a flat voice, a repeated line sounds automated.
“Lesson three: what to do when a family member is replaced. Remain seated. Do not mention the change. Offer them dinner as normal. They will not eat. This is expected.”
Full stops between instructions read like chapters on a training video.
“If the television turns on by itself, do not look at the screen. If it says your name, do not answer. If it shows your living room, do not turn around.”
Split each rule into its own clip for cut-ins.
“Ready. Ready. Group one: eight, eight, two. Group two: zero, zero, zero. Group three: she is still in the basement. Repeat. Group three: she is still in the basement.”
Write numbers as words so the voice reads them at an even pace.
“Remember, children: strangers can look like anyone. They can look like your teacher. They can look like your mother. They can look like you. If you see yourself today, tell a trusted adult.”
Render the last sentence again at 90% and cut it in as the signal breaks.
“Tape fourteen. Recovered from the observation room. Audio quality is poor. The subject speaks for eleven minutes. The subject has no mouth.”
Use Revenant for the subject and Broadcast for the archivist.
Effect recipe
How the analog horror sound is built
In this analog horror voice generator, the Analog effect is a chain of five stages, running live in your browser through the Web Audio API. At the 70% intensity this page opens with:
Broadcast
- 1
Narrow band
546 Hz – 2.76 kHz onlyA high-pass and a low-pass strip both ends of the voice, leaving the thin middle an old TV speaker would have kept.
- 2
Clipping
waveshaper drive 62Heavy saturation flattens the peaks, like a tape dubbed one generation too many.
- 3
Flattening
compressor −24 dB, 8:1Every word arrives at the same level. That evenness makes the delivery sound like an institution, not a person.
- 4
Tape hiss
band-pass noise at 2.5 kHzA filtered noise bed runs under the whole clip, so even the pauses sound recorded.
- 5
Off-speed drift
0.958× speed, about −0.7 semitonesJust enough slowdown to feel like a deck running slow, without tipping into monster territory.
How it works
How to make an analog horror voice in three steps
- 1
Write it like a document
Announcements, manuals, test cards. Short declarative sentences, no exclamation marks, and one detail that should not be there.
- 2
Keep the Broadcast voice
Broadcast is already flat and distant. Stranger sounds like a polite caller on a bad line; Revenant turns the tape mechanical.
- 3
Run the Analog effect and listen
Start at 70%, then move the slider until the voice sits as far behind the hiss as your scene needs. Download the WAV to keep the effect baked in.
Use cases
Where an analog horror voice works

Found-footage series
Narration over test patterns, cassette inserts and archive captions. Make one clip per card in the analog horror voice generator and the edit stays simple.

ARGs and puzzle trails
Hide a voicemail or a numbers broadcast on a page your players have to dig for. With analog horror voice text to speech, a changed clue is one regeneration away.

Horror games
In-world PA systems, training terminals and the tannoy in an empty facility that still thinks it is a Tuesday.

Shorts and TikTok edits
A ten-second announcement over grainy footage. Download the WAV and lay it straight onto the timeline.
Tips
Tips for a convincing analog horror voice
- State the wrong detail plainly. “There are now four exits” lands harder than “something is terribly wrong”.
- Use times, room numbers and headcounts. Specific figures make the voice sound like it is reading from a form.
- Keep the cadence level: no exclamation marks, and questions only when the voice asks the viewer to confirm something.
- For a glitch, generate the same line at two intensities and cut between them mid-sentence.
- Leave room tone between clips; a broadcast that drops into dead digital silence sounds edited.
FAQ
Analog horror voice generator FAQ
Free analog horror voice generator: type a script, keep the flat Broadcast voice and crush it into a hissing VHS band. Analog horror TTS with no sign-up.
Put it on tape
Write the announcement, keep the Analog effect on, and hear the broadcast before anyone else tunes in.



