I am making an short film and i whant to make a vocal sound like it comes from a bottle. Can someone help me?

Question

I dont know how i am going to do it, I havet worked much in audition before so i dont know how to do it. I am guessing it is some type of reverb but i dont know whats the best and stuff like that. And thanks for the help .

Answer 1

How are you positioning the viewer/listener?  To be inside or outside the bottle?  How will your visuals support that action?  If you want some creative license and your listener is outside the bottle, add a slight whistle, or the low drone one hears as if you were blowing across it.  Add a notch filter to the fx rack and try the 60Hz Octaves preset for start.  That will add a little convincing whistle reflection to the voice.  If inside, then it's room small dynamics and playing with reverb, (as Bob suggests).
Direction also plays a roll when you change the angle of the viewer relative to the bottle.  That is, the voice is more clear if you listen directly overhead of the opening verses being muffled from the side.  A good starting point for a muffled effect would be to use the "underwater speech" present available in the FX rack.  It will load chorus, parametric eq and reverb into the rack, set to a good baseline to start from, and don't forget to add the notch filter at 60Hz for added effect.
When inside the bottle or listening directly overhead, disable the parametric eq for clearer sound, then add it back in when listening from outside, through the glass.  Give it try and tweak as needed.