Transform your voice with a variety of fun sound and scene effects. Record audio, apply real-time transformations, and even import music to create unique soundscapes. Share your hilarious creations with friends.
Reviews of Voice Changer Calls Record are mixed: the Utilities app is rated 4.2/5 from 1.9K App Store ratings. What users like most: works great, fun to use. Top complaints: crashes frequently, issues with sound/audio. Summarized from real user reviews.
1.3
March 27, 2018
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Performance improvements.
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4 issues
App crashes when trying to save recordings
Voice recordings not playing back
4 requests
Add more voice options
Improve stability and reduce crashes
This app allows you to record your voice and apply a wide range of sound and scene effects to it. You can transform your voice into different characters, add ambient sounds, and even import music to create unique audio experiences for fun or pranks.
Key features include real-time voice recording, the ability to apply numerous sound effects like 'Girl', 'Evil', or 'Robot', and scene effects such as 'Beach', 'Rain', or 'Underwater'. You can also crop your recordings and import audio from your Apple Music library.
The app is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases and contains advertisements. This means you can access basic functionality for free, with options to buy additional features or remove ads.
The app offers a diverse selection of sound effects including 'Girl', 'Woman', 'Boy', 'Man', 'Evil', 'Ghost', 'Turtle', 'Rabbit', and 'Robot'. Scene effects are even more extensive, featuring options like 'Beach', 'Calling', 'Claps', 'Bubble', 'Cheer', 'Dolphin', 'Fire', 'Horror', and many more to enhance your recordings.
Yes, you can instantly share your funny voice recordings with your friends directly from the app. This makes it easy to share your creations and have fun with others by sending them your modified audio.
