Voicemod ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶

Honestly, it’s great that you can use it for testing purposes, recording voice changers, and uploading files to your soundboard. But it can be better if you can make it function the same way on the desktop version. How? For iOS, just use the PiP (Picture-in-Picture) feature where a mini window of your live soundboard shows on your screen so that you can use it while in a voice chat in a game like fortnite, roblox, rec room or other games and that includes social media voice chat like discord for example. Not just a digital soundboard screen you use for your console or whatever but would’ve been way more accessible if you can add this feature which I guess you can call it “Live Soundboard.”. with all of that in mind, I rate it a 4/5 Stars.

Overall, this app is very convenient and fun when using it, you can play funny sounds to make the people in your vc (voice chat) laugh, and the sounds are amazing! High quality to say the least. It is just in general a very funny app for me to use when voice chatting. I do wish though that we could create our own voices for free, but I understand that the developers need the money for other things and to possibly develop more updates or whatever. I do also kind of wish we could pick certain voices like maybe up to 3 or even 5 to use for free..? But then the others would cost money. Of course, these are only thoughts and opinions and it will not change how great it is already. 😁😁😁😁 I’m just grateful this was created.

So, I finally got my VMKey today. Big moment, right? I plug it in, and, uh… yeah, it’s just static. A lot of static. Sounds like I’m broadcasting from the inside of a tin can during a hurricane. Spent 30 minutes looking for an answer, only to find out it’s—get this—because of the order you plug in the cables. Yeah, apparently, if you plug the mic in too early, it punishes you. That’s how they designed it. So now, I guess I’m on the VMKey’s schedule. But here’s the kicker, folks. The big reason I bought the thing—the only reason—it doesn’t even let the mic pass through. Yeah, you try to talk, and you sound like Bumblebee from those Michael Bay movies. Real fun if you’re trying to DJ a soundboard, but not great if you want to, you know, talk. I give it negative ten stars. Out of five. And the app? Oh boy. You want glitches? This app has so many glitches, it’s like a haunted house. You move a sound to another board, and then you gotta close the app. Delete a sound? Close the app. Breathe too hard near your phone? Close the app. Took me a whole week to figure out I’d been building soundboards on a broken platform. Should’ve seen the warning signs, but hey, I’m an optimist. And now I’m an idiot with a VMKey.