Readiness Check
Check GPU, VRAM, required models, and audio device status before purchasing.
VoxShift is available on Microsoft Store and Steam, where the Microsoft Store listing may appear as Vox Shift. The Free Trial and the Steam Demo are available from their respective store pages, so you can check PC readiness, audio devices, model status, setup flow, and latency before purchasing.
Check GPU, VRAM, required models, and audio device status before purchasing.
Run a short voice test to feel speech recognition, translation, reference-voice generation, and output delay.
Set your own reference voice and confirm whether the translated voice quality fits your use case.
Verify that translated speech reaches your voice chat app through your local audio route.
If you stream, check OBS WebSocket and text source updates in your actual scene layout.
If you use a lighter setup, confirm the balance between latency, quality, and stability on your PC.
VoxShift handles AI models, virtual audio, reference voice, translated speech, and OBS captions. Start with a short test that mirrors your real voice chat or streaming setup.
The Free Trial is available from the VoxShift Microsoft Store page, and the Demo is available from the VoxShift Steam page. Pro/full access is handled from the same listing on each store.
They cover the same basic checks. Microsoft Store and Steam are separate products, so your purchase and license are tied to the store you buy from.
Yes. VoxShift depends heavily on GPU, VRAM, audio devices, model state, and routing. Test your own PC before relying on it.
Check readiness, model status, microphone input, output devices, Live translation latency, reference voice, and routing to Discord or OBS.