Voicemod Unveils Pocket-Sized Device for Real-Time Voice Changing on Mobile Phones
The company's new hardware expands on its Voicemod Key dongle, bringing live voice-altering features directly to smartphones for iOS and Android.
Voicemod has announced a new mobile device designed to bring real-time voice-changing technology directly to smartphones, according to The Verge.
The device builds on the company's Voicemod Key dongle, which launched in late 2024 to enable real-time voice changing on gaming consoles, according to The Verge. That earlier version relied on a smartphone acting as an interface between Voicemod's mobile app and consoles such as Xbox and PlayStation, the outlet reported.
The newly announced device expands those capabilities so that the voice-changing technology can be used directly on mobile phones running iOS and Android, The Verge reported.
Further details about pricing, availability, and specific features of the new device were not included in the available source material.
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