Voicemod
Real-Time AI Powered Voice Changer
Voicemod is a real-time AI voice changer and soundboard that lets you customize your microphone, sounds, and voice effects for games and streaming.

What does Voicemod do?
Voicemod gives you a real-time voice changer plus a soundboard for dropping audio “memes” into your chats and streams. After installing, Voicemod sets up a virtual microphone you can select as your input device in the app or game you’re using.
Use Voicebox for voices, or create and fine-tune your own custom voices in Voicelab by mixing effects like Reverb, Delay, and Robotifier. You can also use AI voices and Text to Song to generate voices from text and turn your words into songs.
Beyond voice effects, Voicemod includes a Soundboard with customizable keybinds and support for recording sound clips from sources like YouTube or in-game audio. Instant Replay can rewind up to 30 seconds so you can relive a moment, and Voicemod offers mobile + desktop control for instant access.
What do I need to get started with Voicemod?
Download and install Voicemod, then select “Voicemod Virtual Microphone” as the input device in your game or app. In Voicemod, choose a voice and enable the Voice Changer.
How do I use Voicemod in a game or voice chat?
Set Voicemod Virtual Microphone as the input in your game or communication app, then enable the Voice Changer and pick a voice (from Voicebox or Voicelab).
What can I do with Voicelab?
Voicelab lets you create or tweak voice effects by mixing options like Reverb and Delay and adjusting your custom voice settings. Save your custom voice filter for reuse or sharing.
Can I play sound memes during streams or chats?
Yes. Use the Soundboard to drop sounds via on-screen controls or keybinds, and build your board by recording clips from sources like YouTube or in-game audio.
Does Voicemod support remote control from my phone?
Yes. Connect your phone to the Voicemod Soundboard App for instant remote control.
What platforms and apps does Voicemod work with?
Voicemod runs on Windows 10/11 64-bit and is available on mobile and desktop. It’s designed to work across online voice apps (like Discord) and in-game voice chats, but compatibility depends on your setup.