Built for Discord routing
VoxShift focuses on microphone input, main output, monitor output, and virtual audio routing for real voice chat workflows.
VoxShift is built for people who want to speak in foreign-language Discord voice chat without becoming a generic TTS voice. It transcribes your microphone, translates the text, and outputs reference-voice speech through your PC audio route.
VoxShift focuses on microphone input, main output, monitor output, and virtual audio routing for real voice chat workflows.
Opponent audio is translated as subtitles by default in the first version, keeping GPU load and latency more manageable.
Reference-voice synthesis depends on GPU and VRAM. Check your PC with the Free Trial before purchasing.
VoxShift depends on GPU, VRAM, audio devices, and routing. Test the Free Trial on your own PC before purchasing.
Install the Free Trial, choose your microphone and languages, set your reference voice, confirm the output route, then select the routed microphone in Discord. Test latency and voice quality before buying.
No. VoxShift is a Windows app. It is designed to route translated speech to Discord through your local audio setup.
No. Speech recognition, translation, and voice generation take time, and latency varies by hardware and settings.
Not as a standard first-version feature. Incoming audio is translated as subtitles by default.
Voice translation is highly dependent on your PC. Before relying on VoxShift, check readiness, devices, and latency with the Free Trial.