Voice to Voice

What is Voice to Voice?Copy Anchor Link

Voice to Voice lets you speak into your microphone and have your speech regenerated in a completely different voice. Instead of typing text, you talk naturally and the app converts your words into speech using any voice from your library.

It works in both generation tabs of the Lab:

• TTS tab - Speak and hear your words in any saved, community, or built-in voice
• Design tab - Speak and hear your words in a designed voice

How to Use ItCopy Anchor Link

1. Open Settings (gear icon in the top right of the Lab)
2. On the desktop app, go to Microphone and set your dictation shortcut under Voice input (default: Ctrl+Space on Windows and Linux, Cmd+Space on macOS)
3. Go to General and turn on Auto-generate and play if you want the audio to play as soon as you finish speaking
4. Go to the TTS or Design tab and pick a voice
5. Hold the shortcut, or click the microphone icon in the text box, and speak
6. Your speech is transcribed and entered into the Text to speak field
7. Click Generate, or let Auto-generate and play do it for you

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Virtual Microphone (VB-CABLE)Copy Anchor Link

Paired with Voice to Voice is a TTS-to-virtual-mic integration using VB-CABLE. This routes the audio Voice Creator Pro plays straight into a virtual microphone, so it shows up as your mic input in other apps.

This means you can "speak" in Discord, Telegram, Slack, Zoom, OBS, or any application that accepts a microphone input, using any AI voice.

Setting Up VB-CABLECopy Anchor Link

1. Open Settings in the Lab (gear icon) and go to Microphone
2. Under Microphone Output, you'll see whether VB-CABLE is detected
3. If it is not installed, click Download VB-CABLE to install the free virtual audio driver, then come back to this screen
4. Once you see VB-CABLE detected, choose VB-CABLE Input as the output that receives TTS playback
5. Turn on Also play through speakers if you want to hear what is being sent
6. In your target app (Discord, Slack, etc.), set your microphone input to CABLE Output

Using VB-CABLE as a Voice ChangerCopy Anchor Link

Once VB-CABLE is set up, you can use Voice Creator Pro as a real-time voice changer:

1. Pick a voice in the TTS or Design tab
2. Hold your dictation shortcut or click the mic icon and speak
3. Click Generate (or turn on Auto-generate and play)
4. The generated audio is routed through VB-CABLE to the connected app

In Discord, Slack, Zoom, or any other app, the other person hears the AI voice you selected instead of your real voice. You speak naturally and Voice Creator Pro handles the conversion.

Using VB-CABLE for Text-Based CommunicationCopy Anchor Link

You can also type your message instead of speaking:

1. Type your script into Text to speak
2. Click Generate
3. The audio is routed through VB-CABLE to the connected app

This is especially useful for accessibility. Whether you are mute, non-verbal, or simply prefer typing, you can participate in voice calls and conversations with a natural-sounding voice.

Why This ExistsCopy Anchor Link

This feature came directly from a Reddit user who mentioned they were mute and were looking for a way to "talk" to their friends on Discord with a voice that sounded more like a real person than the usual robotic TTS options.

That message stuck with us. This is just the first step, but we want accessibility to be a real focus in Voice Creator Pro going forward. If there is something that would make the app work better for you, please email us.

Use CasesCopy Anchor Link

AccessibilityCopy Anchor Link

Use your own input method to communicate with a natural-sounding voice in real-time conversations on Discord, Slack, Zoom, and other platforms.

Live content creationCopy Anchor Link

Stream or record with a consistent character voice in OBS without pre-recording lines. Speak naturally and let the AI handle the voice conversion.

PrivacyCopy Anchor Link

Keep your real voice private in online meetings or streams while still participating in voice conversations.

Language practiceCopy Anchor Link

Speak in one language and hear how the same words sound in a different voice or accent.