3. A method executed on a computing device to process a voice, the method comprising: using a decision engine to determine an order of processing stages to transform an input representation of voice signals into an output representation of text language representations according to a set of context-specific constraints, a set of application specific constraints, objective functions, and a determination of an order of the processing stages, wherein the processing stages include one or more voice-to-text processing stages and one or more text-to-text processing stages; processing a first voice audio signal at a computer based on the application specific constraints; transforming the first voice audio signal into a first text language representation of the first voice audio signal based on the set of context-specific constraints and the set of application specific constraints by way of the computer; transforming the first text language representation into a second text language representation according to a set of language objectives, the set of context-specific constraints, and the set of application specific constraints by way of the computer; removing censored words and ambiguities from the second text language representation according to rules of the application specific constraints; generating a second audio signal from the second text language representation, wherein the second audio signal includes voice characteristics that differ from the first audio signal, and wherein the voice characteristics include a gender, a pitch, an intonation, an accent, and a cadence; post-process the second audio signal; post-processing the second audio signal; integrating the second audio signal with one or more other audio signals; and transmitting the second audio signal to another computing device.
4. The method of claim 3 , wherein transforming the first voice audio signal into the first text language representation comprises performing speech recognition operations trained to a set of voice characteristics associated with the first voice audio signal.