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Is there a free version - not just a free trial, but a 100% free version - that has a few of the features locked? For example, I'm currently using a non-commercial version of VideoPad Video Editor. I've already found at least two features that I cannot use without a paid license: Green Screen and amplify. However, the basic features (e.g. video cropping and transition effects) are still free to use. Any chance I can get some voice-changer software that's genuinely free to use?

Suppose I'm trying to create an indy CGI movie. Obviously, I can't afford to hire an entire cast of voice acting talent. The few voice actors I have (namely ... me myself and I) need to have their voices manipulated so that they SOUND like somebody different when they really aren't. I think there was an episode of the Rugrats that involved a device like this. Angelica used it to order lots of junk food by making her voice sound like an adult's. Is there any software out there - preferably a free license - that let's me do that?

That's just the demo of the professional version. It still will want me to purchase a license if I want to export.

My version of VideoPad wants me to pay for a premium subscription because it says the trial period is over. I know for a fact that there is a free version of this software that has some of the nifty features (like green screen effects) locked, and you have to buy a premium subscription to unlock them, but you can use the software for free if you don't mind only having access to the basic features. I know this because I used to have it just a few months ago. I had to replace my computer and had to re-download all my apps, which is why I don't have it now. But I can't figure out how to just tell VideoPad that I just want to switch to that. It only gives me two options: Enter an existing product code, or buy a license online. How do I switch to the free, lesser version? EDIT: Just to clarify, my current "demo" version doesn't allow me to export my projects into wmv videos. That's my primary concern right now.