In Hogwarts Legacy, you can change your witch or wizard's voice during the character creation screen. However, the game also has a feature that allows you to change your character's vocal pitch any time you want after starting the story. Here is how to access the pitch option.
How to change your voice pitch in Hogwarts Legacy
When starting a new game, you can choose how your witch or wizard's voice sounds while speaking in cutscenes. To change your voice, go to the finalize your character tab in the character creator. Next, move your cursor over the pitch slider to edit your vocals. If you move the slider to the left, your character's voice will sound deeper. Moving the option further to the right will make your character's voice higher pitched instead.
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If you have finalized your character and regret how your character sounds while playing your game, you are in luck, as there is a pitch feature that allows you to change your voice whenever you want. Below is a breakdown of the steps you can take to quickly change how your witch or wizard sounds, regardless of how far you are into the story.
How to change your voice after you've made your Hogwarts Legacy character
You can change your voice during the Hogwarts Legacy story by going to the settings menu. Click the settings tab after you have paused your game, and move your cursor down to the Pitch option that is under Dialogue Volume. Like the character creation screen, moving the pitch slider up or down will raise or lower your vocal effects. Similar to the Hogwarts Legacy transmog feature, this mechanic is available anytime in your menu options. So you can freely edit how your witch or wizard sounds as often as you want.
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