MorphVOX Pro 4 - Voice Changer (Old) Reviews

I wanted to use this program. I had big ideas about voice-playing NPCs in a discord RPG. The software seemed perfect for it, but the sounds quality just sucked. I get it... you're running live audio through all sorts of filters, there's bound to be some degradation. But even at max ettings, there was too much unintentional static and distortion noise. It might be okay for casua use on discord skype or some such. But don't even think about using it for any kind of professional-quality recording. Is my experience worth $22? I don't think so.

Hard to get to work with any games and the list of other products it dose work with is so small and it dose not even work on steam so I dont get why its on here. Complete waste of money.

Works good if you want to sound like a women, but you have to change your voice a bit, so that your voice doesnt have the typical buzz sound of a man. For people that "buzz" too much it wont work that well and their voice wont sound realistic, For people that dont know how to do it. Here is a little tutorial: https://youtu.be/CpVwl-FEzl4?t=99

With this program you can play with the many settings and make your own voice output presents, that's kind of nice. Setting this program up to work properly with your games online is a real pain in the ***, and it makes your mic output very choppy, and I mean VERY choppy. I'm not sure what kind of other products are out there but personally I would keep looking elsewhere.

Poor quality audio, the voice changer is difficult to understand at most intervals and I would say it was a waste of money. For what it is, it is not worth that price. I recommend Voicemod instead for those who want a good voice changer.

The program has gradually lost functionality. Some of the voice packs I have purchased have ceased to work. The overall quality of the voice changing is poor and other features can be difficult to use. Moreover some of the default voices have stopped working. I would go for another voice changer as this program is in steady decline

MorphVOX Pro is a really cool voice changer. However, I bought it specificaly for use in multiplayer gaming (duh...), and sadly it seems to have a performance / quality problem. (Voice comes out "Choppy" / laggy). I hope that they release a patch or update that will solve this critical issue, but for now, keep your money.

Let me tell you my little story about MorphVox. It all started on release day, I saw it and thought "Neat, I want that." I wishlist it and go about my day on TF2. I come across someone selling it for 4 keys because they decided against it after buying it. I thought it was a steal, so I got it. I hopped off so I could download it. A short time later, I boot it up, configure it, and play with it. I had so much fun with it. Even programmed in a Dalek voice. The voice and effects packs came out, I got them to continue the fun. So much so, I just kept it as my default mic so I wouldn't have to fiddle with configurations when I wanted to change my voice. But that's when everything changed. Soon, they released some other DLC that was far too expensive for what it was. I thought that since it didn't add any new features that I would use, I wouldn't get it. Around that time, I started using Mumble. I kept getting "Your mic is cutting off at the end." Since it never did that before, I chalked it up to Mumble. I'd restart Mumble, and it'd be fine. Thought nothing of it. One day, while playing TF2 I hear the dreadded "Your mic is cutting out." Now, I was angry. This never use to happen. What had changed? I can tell you what. I had made MorphVox my default mic. It was creating a delay. So when I'd let go of my PTT button, my full sentence wouldn't get through. So I come to Steam to see if anyone else has this issue and if they figured out how to fix it. Click the forums button... No forums. Click the group button... no group. I go to their site. I had to dig for a good 10 minutes before I got an email address. I send an email. Once I got an email back, they suggested I check a few things in the settings. I set them like they suggest. At first, it seems all good. I get in a few days of TF2 before I'm told I'm cutting out again. I rage quit right there. Tried another mic, still cutting. Different VOIP software. Cutting. They obviously had given up much hope for this program before they thought they could milk a few more dollars out with Steam. This program is an abandoned piece of garbage that doesn't work like it was promised. DO NOT BUY THIS! It will only make you want to pull your hair out. EDIT: I have started using it for short bursts, no longer sessions. I'm going to see if it works fine with a much much better mic. EDIT 2: After some usage in short bursts, it still delays eventually. It feels like there has been no progress made to fixing this issue.

I would say that the software for this voice changer isn't a waste of your money, if you have the right equipment; I.e. a microphone. When using it I thought it wouldn't work for Friday the 13th game, but it did. First of all, you've got to have the voice changer software running in the background. Make sure in the software itself you chose the correct mic you want to use specifically, and that's the one that picks up your voice clearly. Second, your mic in the audio setting on your computer need to be set to the (screaming bee mic) to default. Once that's done, you just open any game that has a voice chat game and have your voice change in game. Recommendations are if you have a computer/ laptop that have extra set of keys on the keyboard, hotkey the voices you want to use. You can change it very quickly by doing that.

I purhased it with all available DLCs. It is easy to install and it worked perfectly. My problem is that is a cheap clone of similar FREE products you can download on the internet. Even the voices are the same. AND there are very few voices at that price. Not worth the money and the extra voices voice pack doesn't even give a large variety. With all the DLCs installed you get a total of "48" voices but if you actually test them you'll find that most of them sound the same with just tiny differences. So actually it's more like 18 voices and a few cheap effects it's a knockoff cheap and unimpressive