Toy Story voice pack: Buzz, Look, an Alien!
A pack built around one of the most reposted lines in Toy Story. The original delivery is stripped out, you record yours, and the scene plays back with your voice in it. It is short, it is loud, and it is the fastest pack here to finish — which makes it the one to start with.
The pack is by rootsdarling, published on GameBanana in August 2026 as a single ZIP of about 103 MB. This is the largest of the three packs on the site by a wide margin, so give the download a minute on a slow connection and expect the import bar to take a moment too. Once it is on the tape rack it stays there and loads instantly on your next visit.
Get the pack and load it
- Open the pack's GameBanana page and download the ZIP. Leave it zipped.
- Open the studio and choose Upload pack ZIP in the tape rack.
- Drop the ZIP onto the import panel, or pick it with Choose Pack ZIP.
- Wait for the progress bar. The pack unpacks into your browser's storage and appears on the rack.
Nothing is uploaded — the ZIP is read on your device, and so is every take. The how-to-play guide walks through the recording controls if this is your first pack.
Why start here
Most dub packs ask for a run of lines before you hear anything back. This one does not. You can be watching a finished dub inside a couple of minutes, which is the point at which the thing actually clicks — up to then it is just a microphone and some text.
It is also the easiest pack to hand around. The line is short enough that everyone in the room can take a turn at it, and short enough that a bad take costs you nothing to redo.
Performance notes
- It is a shout, so the usual trap is clipping. Sit a little further back than feels right and let the level come from the performance instead of the proximity.
- Do not start at full volume. Give the line a running start — a quieter first syllable makes the shout sound bigger than a flat loud one does.
- The timing is tight. Play the original once with Hear clip and pay attention to where the line lands in the window rather than to how it is said.
- Try it wrong on purpose. Deadpan, whispered, or bored reads on a line this famous are consistently funnier than a good impression.
- Use the overlapping waveform as a guide, but favor a funny delivery over matching every pause exactly.
The pack is one fan's work built from film dialogue, hosted on GameBanana rather than here — this site stores no pack content. It is released under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, so it is free to download and play — credit rootsdarling if you post your dub, and see the about page for how we handle takedowns.