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@Arkhangel I'm sorry, I think I'm being unclear or I'm confusing what you're saying, let me clarify. If I apply the Salarian audio effect to a female voice line, it either sounds no different than the original or it sounds chipmunky. As an example, the Rikku lines would sound chipmunky if I ran it through the Salarian audio effect. However, I do agree with you that higher sounding voicepacks, like the Rikku one, do make for a good alternative for female Salarian voices in-game.