Will Do, although if this becomes successful, Kafoolwho, would you like to help us? I was originally going to do the jigsaw voice but my studio mic broke today..

so I'll need someone to do the voice acting. if you're intrested, I used a free software called audacity, if is very easy to use, and amazing.
::if you want to know how to do the voice in audacity::
Okay so heres what I expiremented with! First I recorded my voice, making it deep and sad/dark to try and almost replicate his voice, then I duplicated the left and right audio channels. next you'll need to select the top left and right audio, and normalize your audio, but make sure to do the process of noise deduction,. this part is easy, just hit control+A keys, and select Noise Deduction, get profile, then back to Noise Deduction, and click okay, or apply. next change the top channel's pitch, you'll have to play around, if you have a deep voice, I'd recommend -14, if you have a mid voice, -20, and high pitch voice, -27. now do the same for the bottom, but for what you had applied for the top, make sure to keep it a power of 6 above your top channel. EXAMPLE. top--> -21
:: bottom :: -27::
Now once this is done, goto the top channel, and apply a phaser, just keep all the settings the same, hit apply and close.
Next for the bottom, you'll need to reverse this track. This might not make sense, but read on and it will make sense. Once you reversed the bottom track, apply the phaser, keep the same defaults, apply and close.
Now go ahead and reverse it again. you'll notice that each channel for left and right, one will be slightly higher than the other channel. Preview your track and you're done! I hope this helps, we need a voice actor..
Anthony Gonzales