Voicemod Extension

About Voicemod

Voicemod adds real-time voice changing and custom sound effects to your application. You can find the source and more information at https://www.voicemod.net/developers/

This Voicemod Extension provides the following audio nodes for a Switchboard SDK audio graph:

Node	Description
VoicemodNode	A processing node which applies Voicemod effects to the incoming audio.

Available effects:

Effect name	Description
baby	Transforms the voice to sound like a small child, high-pitched and youthful.
blocks	Alters the voice to have a digital, block-like quality, reminiscent of retro video game characters.
cave	Creates an echo effect as if the voice is coming from within a large, empty cave.
deep	Lowers the pitch of the voice, giving it a deep, resonant quality.
magic-chords	Adds musical, harmonious undertones to the voice, creating a melody-like effect.
out-of-range	Distorts the voice to sound as if it's breaking up, simulating a poor connection or signal loss.
pilot	Modifies the voice to resemble a pilot speaking through an aircraft's communication system.
speechifier	Converts the voice into a more formal, oratorical tone, suitable for speeches or announcements.
trap-tune	Applies autotune and rhythmic alterations to the voice, creating a musical, trap-style effect.

Integration

Android

Download the Voicemod extension from the downloads page and add the SwitchboardVoicemod.aar file to your module's build.gradle file:

dependencies {
    implementation(files("libs/SwitchboardVoicemod.aar"))
}

iOS

Download the Voicemod extension from the downloads page and add the SwitchboardVoicemod.xcframework file in Xcode under Frameworks, Libraries and Embedded Content.

Usage

Initialize the extension:

Kotlin

VoicemodExtension.initialize(context, "voicemod client key")

Swift

SBVoicemodExtension.initialize(withClientKey: "voicemod client key")

Load an effect:

Kotlin

val voicemodNode = VoicemodNode()
voicemodNode.loadVoice("baby")

Swift

let voicemodNode = SBVoicemodNode()
voicemodNode.loadVoice("baby")