I would would love to transform a vocal wave track in to words that were not sung i know i would have to shape each word in some way with granulation and a vocoder and i would have to have some vowel sounds and consonant blends to make the word i want to make (limitations on that) i would have to spend some long hours in a wave editor to get a a few words but i am still able to do small rewording on my own

and the other is i would like to format a vocal track and morphing it with my own bad voice lol and sing with there vocals i know its not going to sound natural but i would still like to try and see how close i can get it i am not worried about it sounding natural any i am a idm artist break it anyway : ) so it would be cool if i can do that with pd?
i am not talking about the auto tunes effect its bloody annoying! but it sounds cool on drums and some times bass
i mean how would i be able to start to build such a thing?

This is a big and somewhat vague question.
I'm not sure what exactly it is you want to do.
By "Vocal wave track" do you mean a recording of someone talking or singing?
I would start by trying to understand all the FFT stuff from the help and manual files; It's fairly daunting stuff (for me anyway). From those, try to think what exactly your going to be doing to the file at every point, in terms of time and frequency/pitch.
You'll probably need to start there anyway; I'm not too sure myself

the yamaha 'vocaloid' software is close to what you're talking about (i think)

for that, as far as i understand, they used real voice actors to get a full range of consonant / vowel sounds, and then the software loops and splices those sounds to 'sing'.

what might be interesting, is if you research all the types of sounds you will need to put your own voice in such a system. i reckon, if you just record some nice segments of yourself doing basic vowel sounds even, and spend a bit of time getting those to loop nicely, then you'll be able to make a vocaloid-like system with yourself doing the singing.