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Feasability of having a voice modulator bioengineered into vocal chords?

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I'm writing a story and I was wondering on the feasibilty of having a set of bio-engineered vocal chords that would have a voice modulator built in to help disguise the characters voice, would it be possible for someone to find out what the character really sounds like?

To my knowledge the way this is done normally is because when an external voice modulator is used, there is still the normal voice before it gets modulated, and you just run it through a program that allows you to modulate it back to a normal sounding voice. If there is no normal voice in the first place is this still possible?

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