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Voicemod’s New Phone Gadget Changes Your ‘Sonic Identity’ for Mobile Games and Streaming

Clip it to the back of your phone, and it’ll convert your voice on the fly for fun, privacy and accessibility.

Voicemod’s New Phone Gadget Changes Your ‘Sonic Identity’ for Mobile Games and Streaming

Voicemod, a company that has long offered voice-changing technology online, has launched a new product to bring its services to mobile devices. The Voicemod Key Pocket is a small, magnetic clip-on gadget that attaches to the back of smartphones, enabling users to switch between various voices and audio effects while gaming or streaming.

The device features a set of six buttons on its back that allow users to change voices or audio effects, while a wheel at the top-left corner adjusts the projected voice's volume. The Key Pocket works independently of games and streaming apps, with all voice processing happening locally and in real time, ensuring privacy and optimal performance.

Voicemod's app offers over 200 original voices, 76,000 voices created by the community, and 800,000 sounds and memes that can be used with the Key Pocket. The gadget supports both wired and Bluetooth headsets, and has USB passthrough charging capabilities. It also works with a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets, consoles, and VR headsets.

The company's decision to create a physical device for voice-changing technology came from a desire to address the often-overlooked aspect of digital identity - one's voice. As voice-changing tech becomes more prevalent in online spaces, Voicemod aims to empower users to express themselves through their "sonic identity."

The Voicemod Key Pocket is available for pre-order at $130 and represents the company's ongoing commitment to providing users with innovative ways to customize their online presence.

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