EXPLORE the NEW AI Voices: VoiceMod App Unveiled!

The narrator discusses their fascination with AI voice cloning and modulation, mentioning their experience with various tools on different devices. They highlight Voice Mod, an early contender in voice manipulation, which initially had watermarks but has since made significant improvements. The narrator intends to demonstrate the current capabilities of Voice Mod, focusing on new features and the ability to create custom voices, rather than installation or troubleshooting. They provide a brief tour of the app's interface, including the voice box for selecting voices, the soundboard for sound effects and music, and the voice lab for creating custom voices.

This paragraph delves into the enhanced soundboard feature of Voice Mod, which has been reorganized into categories like space, Troopers, prankster, EDM, and more. The narrator appreciates the improved organization and practicality for real use cases. They describe the ability to adjust volume, loop, and mute sounds, and the option to include or exclude specific sounds when muting all others. The narrator also touches on the voice lab for creating custom voices and the text-to-speech feature, which they find less impressive, and briefly mentions the creator and store sections of the app.

The narrator explores the AI realistic voices in Voice Mod, comparing them to older voice effects. They discuss the voice enhancer's ability to deepen or raise the voice and share their perspective as a voice-over artist on the realism and usability of these effects. The paragraph includes a demonstration of various voices, such as Magic Chords, which changes chords based on the narrator's speech, and Odin, which has a drum accompaniment. The narrator also tests the flexibility of new AI voices like Proto and their ability to adjust tone and add expressions or accents, noting the fun and potential of these tools in real-time without special video delay.

In this section, the narrator tests various AI voice characters, adjusting pitch and exploring the realism of each. They discuss the limitations of some voices, such as the loss of consonant details and the difficulty of using non-built-in dialects. The narrator also shares their experience with voices like Cameron, which they find grounded but lacking in crispness, and Emma, which they manipulate to sound like two different people. They highlight the challenges of maintaining enunciation due to the fractional delay in the voice effects and the overall fun of experimenting with these AI voices.

The narrator describes the process of creating a custom voice in the Voice Lab, starting with selecting a persona and adjusting pitch. They experiment with different personas, noting the subtle differences between them and the challenge of maintaining intelligibility. The paragraph also covers the use of background effects and the ability to adjust volume and other parameters to create unique audio environments. The narrator shares their experience with various effects, such as the deep dream setting that alters the background music to sound scary, and the radio demon effect that changes the music to an evil tone when activated.

This paragraph showcases the narrator's experience with various voice effects and soundboard options in Voice Mod. They demonstrate the equalizer, pitch flanger, chorus, and tremolo effects, discussing their potential uses and the ease of adjusting volume and other settings. The narrator also explores the voice enhancer feature, which they find useful for live streamers to change the sound of their voice and add background music or ambient sounds. They conclude by encouraging viewers to share their thoughts and experiences with voice-changing solutions and end the video with a personal touch, mentioning their studio setup.