Buy it for around $25/ www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&tag=rebelempirede-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=610aaa2233c240800b579bd34324ba32&camp=1789&creative=9325&index=electronics&keywords=i9%20voice%20changer --- View other i9 voice changer vids: Part 1: Voice Changing Demo: th-cam.com/video/BN7Dydsqry4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ic1xvXwuiKoCUKPf Part 2: Mic+Music & volume control: th-cam.com/users/shortsWCeotXWhaZc?si=FxLaFfCro_iTcHPm Part 3: Gut it for costume embed: th-cam.com/users/shortszaddEwa9OnA?si=L1sCsYr9QEI6EC9y
@@Rose-gw9qethanks for the heads up. It looks like it’s chopped off the last part because of a space in the url - I’ll see what I can do - thanks again!
will it work with this product? VOVIGGOL Wireless Microphone Headset, 2.4GHz, 160ft Range, Dual Type-C Charging, 3D Stage Reverb Effects, Compatible with 6.35mm & 3.5mm Jacks found this on amazon
The most bad ass in depth tour of a product that not many people are going to look up. You my friend are a stellar reviewer and I think you just got this product another sale 👏🏽
Thanks. Glad to help. It’s surprising these companies don’t make their own videos. Their instructions are far from intuitive. They’d sell a lot more units if people knew their product’s capabilities. I appreciate the feedback. Cheers.
@@bblbillyit’s decent. For the price it’s a good buy. It is certainly one of the most popular topics I talk about. Although- Depending on your use case there may be other options to consider too. I’ve reviewed a boatload of voice changers - check out my full list: Costume Voice Amps & Voice Changers th-cam.com/play/PLfxTIYzMCdBB5398aZzzp7EOPFwHWun8S.html
yea, it'll work great for that. If you've not seen it yet - here's the video for using an i9 for a Trooper: th-cam.com/users/shortszTX_NDrwn8w (the radio noise at the ends I do by mouth and it works well)
I’m looking into using this for my FNAF glamrock chica and Roxy cosplays that I’ll be making, I don’t see a lot of people have voice changers in their cosplays and I want to be able to use it for mine. This is the best review I’ve found of this product and I honestly can’t wait to get it!!!
I’m not familiar with those characters but I hope everything works out for you and very much appreciate the kudos. So many of these devices are ambiguous and unintuitive so I was very much motivated to share what I learned after finally figuring out how the device worked despite my it’s mostly unhelpful write up and directions. Let me know what I can help with in the future take care and enjoy your cosplay!
Oh BTW - if you need a small device for embedding in your mask/helmet or under another part of your costume - also consider the M11 Voice Changer which is far smaller, has similar voice changing functionality but no sound effects, which most cosplayers do not need! M11 link: th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rai81pU3WkBY09-U
This is exactly what I needed! Making a costume and I wasn’t certain about this voice changer but you confirmed this set up is EXACTLY What I needed. Thank you so much man!
@@creative-stuff So you also need to buy the amp as well ? I ordered it from Amazon ( just the voice changer ) and I'm having the hardest time trying to figure this out...thanks
Thanks for this video! I’ve been thinking about getting a voice changer for my Sans Undertale cosplay, so my voice will sound deeper. I’ve also thought about using it for voice acting. Nothing major, just some animations I’m working on. You’re right about the sound effects on the bottom being crappy! 😂
If you want a small one to hide in a mask or armor - the M11 offers similar performance in a smaller package Kylo Ren Voice Changer - M11 voice changer fits in a mask, unlike i9 Voice Changer! #cosplay th-cam.com/video/iN5IDtighgg/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I came accross your channel when I was searching voice changer tutorials for my Alastor (from Hazbin Hotel) cosplay, and it's very helpful. Question, may I know which soundcard/voice changer do you suggest for this type of cosplay? was eyeing to get i9, but not sure if it's the best option. Thanks,
I’m glad it’s been helpful! You’ll see I’ve reviewed many voice changers (playlist th-cam.com/play/PLfxTIYzMCdBB5398aZzzp7EOPFwHWun8S.html&si=eeqr5egopVTQRKBe). Some other voice changers are stronger in some areas, in general i9 is a good catch but it’s worth taking a look at other options. For Alastor, to me it seems it’s more about his speaking style although it does seem like he’s got an old timey radio sound too. Depending on your voice perhaps can use pitch alterations for your voice which i9 can do via the female/male options. If your pitch is okay and you just wanted to sound a little old-timey like a radio you could use “DJ” setting on the i9 (with reverb at lowest setting) it sort of does that - BUT even better than the i9, for old timey, is the “Phonograph” setting on the K9 Voice changer - my review of K9 - th-cam.com/video/fq0E49NYM2s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IF8Y0uHfY0NdsCH9 (buy it here: amzn.to/47WcyP9). If it were me - I’d opt for the K9 and use “Phonograph”, as his voice does seem like it’s coming over an old radio. (K9 is not as flexible on some other features but is excellent at old-timey!) It’s also the only one out there I’ve found that will allow a mix of pitch change and add reverb - good for other characters like Darth Vader, etc. Hope that helps.
I want to buy a voice changer like this for my Boba Fett helmet. Question: -Does this have a inbuilt speaker? Or do I have to buy a speaker separately, connect it to the voice changer, and somehow stick the speaker on the inside of my helmet or on my clothing outside? -Do I have to buy a separate microphone to connect it to the voice changer and then place a microphone in the inside of the helmet? Thanks!
No speaker or mic included. Most folks buy a personal voice amp which is an amplified speaker with a mic input and microphone. Then use them both with the i9. Mic into the mic port. Then connect from i9 Headset port to mic port on the voice amp/speaker. Here’s a good personal amp that is small and if you want to do a helmet install of the amp its circuit board is perfect size for that. amzn.to/3AgvWvd See the my Mando install of a voice amp (linked in the next comment)
Quick easy solution - if you get one you can put it around your waist - or if you get one with a small circuit board you can install that in your helmet. It’s more complex you have to check out my other videos of my Mandalorian install. Full: Mandalorian Voice Amp & Paint (Star Wars Black Series mask amplifier) how to helmet Install th-cam.com/video/yPGlVtBoNYg/w-d-xo.html Here is the Mando voice changer video: Easy Mandalorian Voice Changer ~$25 Star Wars Cosplay Voice Changer helmet/mask th-cam.com/video/JAcubO4GCyk/w-d-xo.html Learn from my mistakes: Costume voice amplifier installs: Lessons Learned th-cam.com/video/PSVfieyVC2Q/w-d-xo.html
Just got it in the mail today, exactly what I've been looking for to complete my voice amp for my suit. One question, which of the modes do you think gives the most accurate Mandalorian voice effect? I'm using DJ for now
I actually just messed with it recently and I think it was DJ that I heard and thought it sounded a lot like a trooper or mandalorian. It scales back some of the lower frequencies and added a pinch of reverb which sounds pretty close. I’d stay with the top section options. One or 2 of the others might work too if you turn the reverb down from their default settings. I don’t see any reason for the male/female section to be in the running for this. I’d experiment with tweaking the top options. DJ is a top contender for sure. The only way to get any better assessment is to verify side by side with some Mando audio files. Rock on. Btw the board in this thing is super thin if you are wanting to embed in your helmet. I’ll soon be dropping a short video on how to open it without breaking it.
I need to use this on my laptop to go live-- how do I connect this device to my laptop to change my voice in real time? I want to direct connect, not with an amplified speaker . Thank you. I hit the like and am following.
While I’ve not personally connected mine to my pc - it says to treat the PC the same as a game system or phone. Plug a Headset (Headphones +mic) into HEADSET port and plug the i9’s TRRS cable into your PC and connect to i9’s LIVE1 or 2.
What do you suggest for the sound output? If we're tucking the microphone inside a mask, what do you think is a viable way of projecting as opposed to a big speaker? And can others hear it?
I use portable amplifiers. They can hang on your belt, hide under your gear or if you opt for realism you may well opt to find one with a small circuitboard, battery and speaker to mount inside your mask. Moukey VA-1s have been my go to but I’m the only reseller left of these and I’ve only one left in stock so my next best recommendation is the Norwii Mini amzn.to/3YpnIud For many applications it may well be superior to the Moukey, as it has a low profile battery. The speaker may or may not fit in your mask, if not I’d go for the largest Dayton Audio exciter you can fit - ideally “vented”.
What do you consider to be the best option to change or modify the voice to male? (I am a man). I am looking for a tool to avoid telephone fraud, even if I have to change my voice to a female voice I would not hesitate to use it, but my first alternative is to only modify the male voice without noticing the artificial voice, strange echoes or robotics.
Hmm, I reviewed quite a few voice changers, however looking for just a slightly different version of my own voice was not on my radar, so I don’t particularly remember, which might’ve been the best option for modifying a male voice to sound like a different male voice. My focus was, mostly the sound deeper like Darth Vader, Kylo Ren or Batman or something like that, or on the flip side which made a realistic transition to a female voice- so I just am not positive what would be the optimal solution. Off the cuff I think this one should be good but it’s subjective I suppose. If you check out my Voice Changer playlist, you can see which you think sounds best. There are some that I’ve tried out that had an electronic twang to them which, of course would disqualify them for use case but I note that to state all options are certainly not equal. the best I can recommend is listening to each of those reviews and deciding what works best for you. Voice amp & changer playlist: (start with #23 in the list Mini/Micro Voice Changer) th-cam.com/play/PLfxTIYzMCdBB5398aZzzp7EOPFwHWun8S.html&si=L6y_lz-xvYXgC0h6
I talk in my normal voice and sound like Mando, although I have a deeper voice, so it depends on your voice. With this thing if you want the Mando sound - use "DJ" with no echo, but it won't let you alter pitch on DJ. Although I think as long as you have something amplifying your voice you can pull off Mando, so if you need a pitch alteration you could just do that instead as an alternative.
If you do not have a deep voice - use Cartoon - that should work. If you do have a deep voice, it does have different reverb options that can accommodate. However, it doesn’t have an option to give you both a voice of your choosing, and the reverb option of your choosing together.
I tried using this I9 voice changer with the Retekess PR16R amplifier and it didn't produce any audio out to the amplifier. Warning for anyone else looking to replicate this setup with the PR16R since the TR623 is out of stock.
I don't have any more details than what I said. any outputs provided no audio using the PR16R retekess amplifier with the i9 voice changer@@AidenMiller_praystroke_rox
I might use a voice changer for my storm trooper armour. I know I am getting a tea ramp electronics trooper amp but do they sell these in the UK and it come with the microphone do you have to set it up?
This does not come with a microphone. I recommend using the one you get with your trooper amp. I imagine they sell this in the UK, or something similar. There are quite a few that are very similar - so I imagine they may well be using the same chipsets - that's my hunch anyway.
+Jordans reviews and more Amazon UK has it but it’s crazy expensive at like 52 pounds. Buy it from Ali Express - it’s like $13USD. It does Not come with a mic. I normally buy a personal voice amp that the i9 feeds into and I just use the mic from that amp.
Hello. Thanks for the great info. I have the i9. Can you tell me exactly how you hooked it up please? I haven’t found a personal amp with the 3.5 mm connection im assuming it needs. I tried a small speaker with a 3.5 jack but with no amp. It was way to low.
Any personal voice amp should work. The exact one I used is no longer sold. what I normally build my masks with is a Moukey Va-1 because it’s board is crazy small - perfect for gutting & embedding in masks but it’s likely sold out on Walmart or Amazon. While I just bought a bunch in bulk - I’ may well be selling soon - but either way if you want something now - you can get something like a winbridge - amzn.to/3skaFgh its board is not the smallest but it’s the smallest board I’ve found since Moukey sold out from retailers. If you’re not looking to embed in a mask then any personal amp is fine. If you just want to talk from a mic to a speaker - I use the personal amps mic and plug into the MIC port on top & plug the i9’s TRRS 3.5mm cable into the headset port (out) and plug it into the personal amp’s mic in port (you can use its aux port but I like the extra boost from the mic ports preamp.)
Catchy right?! I came across it on SoundCloud- so it’s free to access. It’s TRAVIS JAMES - END OF THE WORLD - th-cam.com/video/GMizN6ko7wI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dvUnEdKGog38itUv
So, I have Bluetooth speakers synced to my cellphone. Since I can link this voice changer to my cellphone, will the voice changer link to my Bluetooth speakers?
Negative- it will link to your phone or pc but does not link directly to Bluetooth speakers. The issue is that at least one of the devices has to be able to select which other Bluetooth device to connect to, but neither the i9 nor your speakers will have an inherent screen to allow such selection.
The voice changer does not include a Mic or amplified speaker. Ideally you should use a Portable Voice Amplifier together with this. Here’s a good one: amzn.to/4egRuGz
You'll need an amplified speaker, given the i9 doesn't boost volume enough by itself. For my Vader outfit, I used a Moukey VA-1 personal amp because when you gut it - this circuitboard in it is tiny, so it's the easiest one to embed in a helmet. Since I shared it - it sold out everywhere - I've since bought a bunch in bulk from the manufacturer if you need one: www.etsy.com/listing/1604606998/mini-voice-amplifier-mic-for-cosplay Check out my Vader helmet install of the Moukey VA-1 on the chin: th-cam.com/users/shorts2RWP1sToiG0
I don't know what's happening with mine, the voice is very low even though I connect it to the voice amplifier, I'm making all the connections correctly and even changing the microphone or voice volume it's still low, there could be a possibility of my being broken?
It’s possible you got a bum one, not sure. If you’ve run your mic into the MIC port and run the i9’s TRRS 3.5mm cable out to your personal voice amp - you should be golden . (You must use a trrs cable or you will hear nothing!). It should work on both an AUX or MIC input on your Voice amp but be a bit louder by running it through the MIC port as it’ll get a Pich more amplitude. If you’re connected they way mention and using one of the i9’s cables to connect to your personal amp & getting nothing - I would then try to swap out that i9. Most folks with issues connect to wrong ports or use a different cable.
+@irenegomez3285 I put mic into MIC on the top and for the audio-out I use the HEADSET to send audio to my amp using the TRRS 3.5mm cable that came with i9. If using a phone -plug TRRS cable from phone to LIVE1 and put your Headset (combo mic/headphones into HEADSET. I don’t think it will work with AirPods given the input voice needs to go into the i9 which outputs through your phone. Only voices that input through the Mic or Headset jacks will have the voice changing performed.
Hey man, this video is just what I needed, but I'm having troubled connecting the I9 to the amp I got. I'm using the same cable that came with the I9 to connect it to the amp like you mentioned in your description, but no sound comes out of the amp. Any ideas why or if I need another cable/adapter?
Ensure you’re coming out the headset jack with that i9 cable. If you have a mic in on your amp - use it for the extra pre-amp boost, but you can use AUX as well if you like
@@creative-stuff Yep, I have the mic that came with the amp plugged into the mic jack in the I9. I can see the lights flash on the I9 when I speak into the mic. I have one end of the TRRS cable in the headset jack of the I9 and that goes into the Mic jack in the amp, which is the only jack on the amp. No sound comes out of the amp.
--- HOW TO CONNECT DEVICES: - TO OUTPUT TO AN AMPLIFIER/SPEAKER: A dedicated Mic goes in the "mic" port on top & an amplified speaker goes into “headset” port on bottom. For the speaker you must use a TRRS cable - those are the types if cables that came with the i9 (3 plastic separators & 4 metal sections on the 3.5 mm tip).
If your mic is going into mic port on the i9, then the i9s cable (TRRS) going out the Headset port - you have a signal that has gone through a preamp, so it should work on any amp. If you have a mic port on your SHINDU, plug in there too. Not being familiar with the device I cannot offer any more insights
I will buy everything from your affiliate links, but I need your help. I am making a prank on the streets where i will use a different voice to speak with people, I need a voice changer and amplifier. How do you perform the setup? do I need to buy anything else in order to make it happen?
So below, I have the directions written. But essentially I connect a portable amplifier or an amplified speaker to the headset Jack on the bottom of the I-9. And I put my mic into the top “mic”port on the I-9. That will do exactly what you need For what you wanna do. I generally just use a personal amplifier, one, because I already have it, and two because it comes with a mic. And a mic does not typically come with the I-9. --- HOW TO CONNECT DEVICES: - TO OUTPUT TO AN AMPLIFIER/SPEAKER: A dedicated Mic goes in the "mic" port on top & an amplified speaker goes into “headset” port on bottom. For the speaker you must use a TRRS cable - those are the types if cables that came with the i9 (3 plastic separators & 4 metal sections on the 3.5 mm tip).
Hi there. I have got a personal amp in mail today Plugged things in as instructed... The lights on the I9 act like it hears me but nothing is coming from the personal amp speaker. Are some models just not equipped? I have amp mic going in to mic port of I9, then the 3mm cord going from headphone port to mic port on amp. Does the amp actually need an aux or headphone port?
Hmm. If you used the i9s 3.5 mm cable, then you did it all correctly. If that’s the case, you may have a bad i9 device. You don’t need to feed it directly into an AUX input, in fact, I like it better going into the mic input because you get an additional amplification out of it.
@@creative-stuff possibly. If I plug in headphones rather than line to the amp I can hear it and the voice change effects. My mate said i might need to Frankenstein a cord so it has TRP on the end going into the amp?
The i9 can give that deeper Frontman voice. If you want a both a deeper voice with a pinch of reverb try the K9 Voice changer. th-cam.com/video/fq0E49NYM2s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DjohbS9l-6neu3aj
how do i connect this i9 to like a small amplifier that would fit on my inside my helmet. i don't know how to take apart an amplifier or connect the wires together
+@PINEAPPLEKELLY3 yep sure can. Just plug your phone to the 3.5mm Live1 or Live2 using the TRRS cable it comes with, and use a headset (headphones +mic) on the headset port.
@@creative-stuff but wouldnt the other phone youre calling pickup your real voice through your phones speakers so you would have both voice changer and your real voice no?
Hello sir! First of all thank you for the video. Very nice, detailed guide. I bought my own and wanted to use it for a costume. I see you use a voice amplifier, but can you use any speaker? Or does it need to be a speaker with built-in amplifier? Thanks in advance!
You need both a mic and an external amp with speaker. Here is what I integrate it with - a personal amp that I gut and integrate into a helmet: th-cam.com/video/0fAGJK9jco4/w-d-xo.html -- that one is a small and fit well in helmets. You can get the Moukey VA1 amp here: rebelempiredesigns.etsy.com/listing/1604606998
+luckyreplica sorry for the delay - i overlooked the question about the speaker… YES, you can use almost any speaker you like. They’ll work best when you align the ohms and watts to your amplifier’s. If you don’t know what that means don’t stress it, just use the speaker you want ( on these smaller amps it’s less of a concern). On the note of different speakers - I actually prefer to use an exciter instead of the full speaker that comes with the voice amps, given the exciter is lower profile, and gives better sound since it turns the whole helmet into a speaker.
I’m not sure it will work well for a Dalek. They have such a unique sound, a raspy, electronic/metallic, slight reverb and some other unexplainable variants perhaps it strips certain frequencies… not sure. Perhaps a better option is to look at the DSP99 and use its more unique options - th-cam.com/video/CEZ4J55W1zI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tbhT1jlTVFEhHNTJ - or use a zoom Multistomp.
Only if you have a 3.5mm connector plugged in that links to the Bluetooth speaker is my only thought on that. The i9 does Bluetooth but you’ll have to have something with a visual interface if you want to connect it to the i9, e.g. a phone; thus all I’ve ever used Bluetooth for is input. I’m not sure the Bluetooth is designed to function as an output.
The speaker I have doesn't have an audio connector jack on it, it is strictly bluetooth. I can get both devices to connect at the same time with my phone, but they won't connect to each other. @@creative-stuff
@@NellaFern-s1p unfortunately it seems the i9 Bluetooth is only viable for Input but not output. I’ve tried not successfully output thru the 3.5mm ports
If your JBL is a portable speaker with its own amp - it should be good. -- This device has an ability to work with Bluetooth but does not rely on it. There is a 3.5mm audio out that can go to another device - I sent mine out to a personal amplifier. I believe the signal worked either on the aux input or the mic input, but was even louder on the mic input due to the additional preamp. If you send it to a portable speaker with its own built in amp it should be good. I don’t recall if I tried sending to out to just a plain speaker with no amp. It would probably work but not have much volume- I think it’s inherent amplification is likely only viable for headphones.
I'm planning on having it with my cosplay because i cover up in a mask and I'm a low talker and need a Y split cable to put it on the jbl speaker and the loop microphone and change my voice.
It is not built in. The model I bought and link in the description does NOT come with one but if you don’t have a mic you can search for one with a mic - some sellers have a package with a mic.
the i9 comes only with 3.5mm inputs for mic or headset - but does not include a mic (neither 3.5mm nor built-in). There are some that either come with the mic or have it built-in that I've reviewed. See that list here: th-cam.com/play/PLfxTIYzMCdBB5398aZzzp7EOPFwHWun8S.html&si=01iUs9IT59rM_pjp (scroll down past the voice amps to the voice changers) Here are some that have an embedded mic and are pretty small: th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Lgbvb5Rh1w_4oVe- th-cam.com/video/g4cX-_kltXk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=L734An4c1i-kyacA th-cam.com/video/nGd5tPndflw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3S516Exr4qEjYl60 Here is one that is a pinch larger than i9, but comes with a mic (and is the only one I've found where it'll combine both pitch change and reverb): th-cam.com/video/fq0E49NYM2s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=c2B4HAhpFhxy8LFS
If it is not working with your amp, the problem is maybe a sort of compatibility of both gadgets. I got an amp, working on itself, but not with the i9. So, an old USB driven cheap 10$ speaker pair is working with the i9. I would recommend you, if not working, to test another amp-speaker as first try to fix the problem of no sound
No. The i9 has a built in preamp, but your output signal will still need to go either thru an amplifier or to an amplified speaker. If using a portable voice amp- it’ll already be part of that
i was looking for something like this to incorporate into a robot costume. what's the battery life and charge times like? (edit: oh i found it for $15 with free shipping on another site... says the battery lasts 3-4 hours) and will it turn off by itself if left idle for too long? it would be placed inside the costume and wouldn't be easy to access once the whole outfit was put on. i was planning to set a voice, and then just leave it on so i could walk around talking with that voice for a couple hours.
The upside is that it picks back up on the last setting you used when you turn it back on, so that’s great. I don’t recall it ever turning off by itself. But then again, I didn’t leave it sit there knowingly, while it was still on; so I can’t say for sure. For the price it’s worth it. I’ve yet to find a better deal than this model for the price range. Most of those simple Halloween Voice Changer’s out there are about the same price and they’re garbage. The price you found is really good. What I have not done is taking this thing apart to see the innards - I imagine it has a Lipo battery, which if is the case, would then easily changed to a larger model, and even be swappable if it fails earlier than expected.
@@creative-stuff [ edit a day after posting the second question: i took it to an electronics place, and they figured out that the cable that it came with was either non-functional, or wasn't compatible with the amp itself. either way, they tried a different cable with a different number of rings on the jack, and everything works now. i learned from them that the rings on those jack insert plug things actually have a meaning... like the number of rings on the jack itself actually mean something. i had no idea and never even noticed that they had different numbers of rings. ] [you can disregard the question since it was solved, but i'll leave it in case other people have this problem. i wanna say the voice changer and amp both came with a jack that had 3 rings, and the one they tried that ended up working had 2 rings on the jack. i'll have to double check later] so i just got it in the mail today, along with a portable amp speaker that i had hoped to plug it into. so both the voice changer and the speaker work on their own (i plugged some headphones into the voice changer and heard it working, same as the one in your video. then i unplugged the headset and used it to speak into the amplifier to see how loud it would be, and that worked), but when i use the included cable to try and have the changed voice coming through the amplifier so it's loud, it doesn't work. i'm not sure why the sound would come through on headphones, but not the amp... i'm gonna go by some local electronics stores tomorrow to see if any of them know why it's not working when i try to use them together. not sure if it's the cable, or the portable speaker not being compatible for some reason? if it works on headphones, i don't see why they wouldn't work with the amp. very confused and frustrated. i'm not great with electronics in general, but this seems like it ought to be working. i plugged the amp into the same slot where the headphones had been. the voice changer itself is pretty great. it's unsettling hearing a chick voice when i use that setting though. the DJ voice on mine doesn't sound like a Stormtrooper like the one in your video did, but i'm hoping that's because i was hearing it through headphones instead of a speaker.
@@Heddrick for sure. (you know, after i wasn't at my pc, i figured i should've put the name of the cable for this exact reason, but then i forgot till just now.) i kept the packaging so i could add the name of the cable onto here. so the cables that it came with had 3 white rings on the silver part of the jack, and the one i got from the electronics guys has 2 black rings. the packaging is as follows: MediaStar flex 3.5mm 3/C STEREO Male-Male, 6' 3.5mm stereo male to 3.5mm stereo male cable, length 6 feet No. 71-1440 ($5.95 for the 6ft, but they also had a 1ft cable for $2 that they tested out first to see if it would work) hope that helps. idk if the cable was just dead, or if the number/color of the rings on the silver part of the jack was the issue, but whatever it was, it's working now.
Retekess TR623 Voice Amplifier. It’s a great one because it has a unique capability of having a separate volume knob for each input (mic & aux). Unfortunately, it’s been out of stock for close to a year now, and it doesn’t seem like it’s coming back .
Why can I here your normal voice in the background and the voice changer ? is it just the video or will I here my normal voice as well as the voice changer because I really want to hide my normal voices?
Ha, i’ve not actually heard that before - it’s been a while since I heard Robert Downey Jr. so I’ll have to check out his voice again and maybe do some Iron Man videos.
It should work fine. Plug your yeti mic into the mic port and have your headphones come out the headset port and have your live output to phone or whatever else on your Live1 or 2
I tried using it on a bietrum portal voice amp but it wont work. Its extremely quiet to the point you have to put your ear up to it to still barely even hear it (with the volume up)
A9, T3, MV-AP82X, i9, or generic mini. Here are my reviews and testing of each. A9: th-cam.com/video/nGd5tPndflw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WSNGUd7duS51Q-bQ T3: th-cam.com/video/CxEXLTbOxhQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-5xL4E7c5pvWVPpP MV…: th-cam.com/video/g4cX-_kltXk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q1xF4qbflzIaGdWb I9: th-cam.com/video/BN7Dydsqry4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JPeCjUMatQPfEylf Mini: th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VmeJY1otHAnMuKcT
For sure - check out the how to here: i9 Voice Changer PART 5: Phone Demo -reverb, pitch, sound effects. #Prank #scarymovie #scream th-cam.com/video/cq00gNlMPOg/w-d-xo.html
Not sure if I understand the question - The i9 doesn’t have any narration inherent, so if you mean my narration, I’m afraid that’s baked into the video. Not sure if that answers the question. Is there something you couldn’t hear well that you need more info on?
That’s a Retekess TR623 - they don’t make them anymore. You can use a variety of personal voice amps to do the same thing. If you want small and simple with the option to embed the n your costume this is great - amzn.to/3z1LeU8
If you’re looking to use it in live mode, you can input to the headset jack with a splitter and have your mic go into the mic side and then have your headphones portion actually go out to an amplified speaker. If you choose that - it might result feedback depending on the speaker volume. But it’s possible.
Ja, natürlich mit der weiblichen zu männlichen Funktion um Ihre Stimme tiefer zu machen. Yes you can do Kylo Ren using the Female to Male function to make your voice deeper.
I don’t see why not. despite having one I actually have yet to ever have used it. In theory it should work fine if it has a 3.5mm male connector and you plug it into the mic port…& depending on the design it might work via the headset port too if you’re outputting to your phone or gaming system.
Also hab den I9 sprachwechsler bekommen und mit Kylo Ren funktioniert es nicht man kann nichts höher oder tiefer stellen weder Roboter noch Cartoon Stimme verändern nicht möglich. Wenn sie sagen das es geht würde ein Video über Kylo Ren Einstellungen sicher vielen Leuten helfen die ein Kylo Ren Cosplay haben.
For Kylo REN I recommend using “Female to Male” it can make your voice deeper without sounding as bad as Cartoon and Robot do. When using Female to Male - try different settings and use the fine tuning to find the best setting for your voice.
No can do. Bluetooth connections require at least one device to have an interface to setup the connection. Since there is not one on the i9 or likely on your speakers - it won’t work. The i9 can connect to phones, tablets, computers, etc. But can only connect directly to speakers via a wired method (thru a powered amplifier)
+@starchild5184 it will if you have a 3.5mm Wireless receiver connected to the 3.5mm mic input, however I’m unsure it could connect directly to a wireless mic that doesn’t have a user interface. That said - since it will process music from a phone over BT it may also work if you use your phone as a mic when connected by BT.
How to connect devices: - Mic goes in the mic port on top. - Phones & other 2 way devices use “live” ports on top. - Speaker/amp - use the headphones port on the bottom.
Yes but it’s a bit large - you might instead consider the M11 Voice changer - M11 Mini Voice Changer for costumes (Reverb or Male/Female) Fit it in your Mask/ Helmet! #cosplay th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.html
Ghostface-ish. What it can give you is a pitch change to a deeper voice, or a pinch of reverb. Mostly with Ghostface strikes me as doing a gravely voice, which you could theoretically do on your own. And it seems to cut off the higher and lower frequencies. The ideal voice changer would have resonance and distortion that are customizable, to give you a slightly tin/robotic hint and add imperfections to the quality. While the movie version does not actually seem to have reverb on the voice audio reverb does offer a synthetic feel which Is an alternative to consider if you don’t have the ability to cut off the highs and lows resonance & distortion. Alternatively, you could consider software based voice changers that go through your phone. However, I have looked at quite a few of those, and I am not impressed with the options. I found had one it called Ghostface, however it did not sound right and it slowed down the voice too much and sounded way too robotic. IDEAL: I’m sure a zoom multistomp would work great, but those are bulky and you’re looking at 100+ bucks for those. Not that it helps you right now but in the coming months, I’m looking into, using microcomputers like a ESP32 or Arduino as a customizable voice changer.
The voice changer Bluetooth is always on, so on the source you want to connect to it- it will need to be something with an interface so you can ‘discover’ it via Bluetooth (e.g. phone, tablet, pc, etc.) - then select “I9” to connect.
You need an Amplified Speaker. Portable Voice Amps are what most people use but you can use a portable Bluetooth speaker if it has a 3.5mm input. Then you’d need to also have a mic to input to the i9 unless you buy one that includes a mic.
Yep. Since the 1506 is a portable voice amp - that will work. Any amp and speaker combo will work. I've tried this with multiple different personal amps and even just a portable BT speaker that had a 3.5mm input - no issues.
Hmm, good question- It should in theory - Connectivity would be same as a smartphone or game system input.. Use a headset with mic on the i9 Headset port and use i9 Live port to your PC 3.5mm input.
I’ve not had that issue myself but you had 2 other options; 1: wait for the battery to die then retry after recharging, or 2: opening it up and removing the battery manually to reset it.
I’m guessing you mean “microphone” when you refer to “M”. Looking back at the video - I note that the mic I was using came with the ‘personal amplifier’ i used to test the i9. Perhaps I spoke too quickly and could have made that more clear. Thanks for the feedback - I’ll try to make it more clear in future vids.
Yes it does. I have a deep voice and it was still able to yield a feminine voice. To find the option you like best - You’ll need to try the different male to female options and try out different “tuning” levels for each one.
You can use Bluetooth as an input to the i9 using a phone for instance - check out this video at about 7 minutes and 50 seconds for the example of that.
It is not the most intuitive device right out the box - that's for sure. Thus why I opted to make this video to help people refrain from throwing their i9 Voice Changers in the lake :)
@@creative-stuff Yes sir, I did that I connected it on my phone and when I speak I can hear my voice changes in the earphones but the person I was on call with cannot hear the voice change, The person says my voice did not change at all. I also went live on Facebook it didn't work, I used it to send voice messages also yet the voice did not change. It works when you use the earphones on it but When you connect it on the phone it doesn't work on the phones. Right now I have issued "an item Return" But if you can do a video of how to connect and use this voice changer device on phone, it would be great Thanks.
@@mobilegamer707hmm. Interesting. I’ll have to give it another look and see. I’m sure you’ve returned it by now, but that’s curious. I know it has a few different audio out options- perhaps the changes only apply to one. I’ll add investigating this to my to do list.
@@mobilegamer707 so I checked it out. You actually have to use the “live” options on the top. so where your mic goes in on the top there’s a “Live 1”, “Live 2” - both of those are intended to plug into 2-way conversation devices like a phone or game console. No idea why the headset jack will pass it correctly to a speaker, but then not correctly to a phone, but oh well at least it works on live 1 & live 2 in the top ports
Just use the 3.5mm TRRS cable that came with the device - connect it to your music source and input it into the Music port. Use the Music volume buttons as needed.
How to connect devices: - Dedicated Mic goes in the mic port on top. - Headset (headphones + mic)/Speaker/amp - goes in headset port on bottom. - Phones, game consoles, & other 2 way devices use “live” ports on top. I’ll see if I can work in a video on it.
It should work by putting a headset with mic into the headset jack then your gaming system into live 1 or live 2. It works same for connecting to a phone as well.
Note also for the Live 1 or 2 connections- ensure you use the 3.5mm cables that came with it. They have 3 black separaters - so they have a tip ring ring sleeve to support mic, left, right, & ground wires.
Ensure your microphone is plugged into the mic input on the top, & your amp is plugged into the headset output on the bottom - ensure you use the I-9 output cables to ensure that’s not the source of the problem ( its cables are TRRS meaning it has tip ring ring, sleeve accommodating three different channels.)
Glad it helped. What are you seeking in particular? Here is a list of all the voice changers I’ve tested - perhaps one of those might help. Many are toward the end of the list.
I realize my instructions in the description could be improved so I’ve updated them there and am pasting those that apply to you here. Hope this helps. TO OUTPUT TO A PHONE OR GAME SYSTEM: Plug a HEADSET (headphones + mic combo) into the “Headset” port on bottom; Then plug your Phone, game console, or other 2 way devices into “Live1” or “Live2” ports on top using the TRRS 3.5mm cable that came with the i9 (TRRS cables have 4 wires - L/R/mIc/Ground and has 3 black separators on the metal 3.5mm tip). (Note: for an iPhone you’ll need the converter cable from iPhone jack to a 3.5mm female connection to connect to the TRRS cable to the “Live” port.)
For me it seemed too low and bass-y and overly garbled - although I have a low voice and didn’t actually spend too much time messing with that particular feature but I imagine it’s more viable for voices that are not in the bass/baritone category
While I’ve not personally tried it on a ps5 (only a ps4) - since it has the 3.5 mm headset port, it should follow the same signal logic. Thus it ‘should’ work.
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Hi just wanna give you a heads up I’m looking for this item but your link doesn’t go to the item anymore as I give you a heads up
@@Rose-gw9qethanks for the heads up. It looks like it’s chopped off the last part because of a space in the url - I’ll see what I can do - thanks again!
@@Rose-gw9qegood looking out - it’s fixed now. Cheers
will it work with this product? VOVIGGOL Wireless Microphone Headset, 2.4GHz, 160ft Range, Dual Type-C Charging, 3D Stage Reverb Effects, Compatible with 6.35mm & 3.5mm Jacks found this on amazon
can I use it for quest 3 vr?
The most bad ass in depth tour of a product that not many people are going to look up. You my friend are a stellar reviewer and I think you just got this product another sale 👏🏽
Thanks. Glad to help. It’s surprising these companies don’t make their own videos. Their instructions are far from intuitive. They’d sell a lot more units if people knew their product’s capabilities.
I appreciate the feedback.
Cheers.
is it any good
@@bblbillyit’s decent. For the price it’s a good buy. It is certainly one of the most popular topics I talk about. Although- Depending on your use case there may be other options to consider too. I’ve reviewed a boatload of voice changers - check out my full list: Costume Voice Amps & Voice Changers
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Exactly what i needed! Gonna buy this for my clone trooper cosplay! Thanks!
yea, it'll work great for that. If you've not seen it yet - here's the video for using an i9 for a Trooper: th-cam.com/users/shortszTX_NDrwn8w (the radio noise at the ends I do by mouth and it works well)
been looking for something pretty much exactly like this for a mechanicus cosplay i plan to make for the summer. so glad i found this video
Glad it helped.
Cheers
I’m looking into using this for my FNAF glamrock chica and Roxy cosplays that I’ll be making, I don’t see a lot of people have voice changers in their cosplays and I want to be able to use it for mine. This is the best review I’ve found of this product and I honestly can’t wait to get it!!!
I’m not familiar with those characters but I hope everything works out for you and very much appreciate the kudos. So many of these devices are ambiguous and unintuitive so I was very much motivated to share what I learned after finally figuring out how the device worked despite my it’s mostly unhelpful write up and directions.
Let me know what I can help with in the future take care and enjoy your cosplay!
Oh BTW - if you need a small device for embedding in your mask/helmet or under another part of your costume - also consider the M11 Voice Changer which is far smaller, has similar voice changing functionality but no sound effects, which most cosplayers do not need!
M11 link: th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rai81pU3WkBY09-U
This is exactly what I needed! Making a costume and I wasn’t certain about this voice changer but you confirmed this set up is EXACTLY What I needed. Thank you so much man!
You bet! Glad it helped!
@@creative-stuff So you also need to buy the amp as well ? I ordered it from Amazon ( just the voice changer ) and I'm having the hardest time trying to figure this out...thanks
actually getting this so i can troll with random sounds on there
is it good
@@bblbilly some
@@Ape_Cube is the male to female ones any god
@@bblbilly idk my mom never bought me this since she forgot
Thank you so much :) this video helped a lot man 💙
Glad to hear thanks!
Thanks for this video! I’ve been thinking about getting a voice changer for my Sans Undertale cosplay, so my voice will sound deeper.
I’ve also thought about using it for voice acting. Nothing major, just some animations I’m working on.
You’re right about the sound effects on the bottom being crappy! 😂
If you want a small one to hide in a mask or armor - the M11 offers similar performance in a smaller package Kylo Ren Voice Changer - M11 voice changer fits in a mask, unlike i9 Voice Changer! #cosplay
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This is exactly the video I needed. Thanks
Glad to help. It surprisingly viable for things despite its low price.
Thanks 🎉
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Hi, I came accross your channel when I was searching voice changer tutorials for my Alastor (from Hazbin Hotel) cosplay, and it's very helpful. Question, may I know which soundcard/voice changer do you suggest for this type of cosplay? was eyeing to get i9, but not sure if it's the best option.
Thanks,
I’m glad it’s been helpful!
You’ll see I’ve reviewed many voice changers (playlist th-cam.com/play/PLfxTIYzMCdBB5398aZzzp7EOPFwHWun8S.html&si=eeqr5egopVTQRKBe). Some other voice changers are stronger in some areas, in general i9 is a good catch but it’s worth taking a look at other options.
For Alastor, to me it seems it’s more about his speaking style although it does seem like he’s got an old timey radio sound too.
Depending on your voice perhaps can use pitch alterations for your voice which i9 can do via the female/male options.
If your pitch is okay and you just wanted to sound a little old-timey like a radio you could use “DJ” setting on the i9 (with reverb at lowest setting) it sort of does that - BUT even better than the i9, for old timey, is the “Phonograph” setting on the K9 Voice changer - my review of K9 - th-cam.com/video/fq0E49NYM2s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IF8Y0uHfY0NdsCH9 (buy it here: amzn.to/47WcyP9).
If it were me - I’d opt for the K9 and use “Phonograph”, as his voice does seem like it’s coming over an old radio. (K9 is not as flexible on some other features but is excellent at old-timey!)
It’s also the only one out there I’ve found that will allow a mix of pitch change and add reverb - good for other characters like Darth Vader, etc.
Hope that helps.
We're here for the same reason i see
Me too😂 welp I guess we’ve got three Alastor cosplayers on our hands here
@@Anime_add1ctmake that four 😎
@@hootness5934 5 here now lol
Thank you!! They don't show a video on how it works before you buy it, so I appreciate the video!
👍 I too wish they’d show videos about how their products work - it would help them sell their products.
Glad it helped !
Thank you nice walk through!
👍 glad it helped!
Thank you this really helpful
Glad it helped!
I want to buy a voice changer like this for my Boba Fett helmet. Question:
-Does this have a inbuilt speaker? Or do I have to buy a speaker separately, connect it to the voice changer, and somehow stick the speaker on the inside of my helmet or on my clothing outside?
-Do I have to buy a separate microphone to connect it to the voice changer and then place a microphone in the inside of the helmet?
Thanks!
No speaker or mic included. Most folks buy a personal voice amp which is an amplified speaker with a mic input and microphone. Then use them both with the i9. Mic into the mic port. Then connect from i9 Headset port to mic port on the voice amp/speaker.
Here’s a good personal amp that is small and if you want to do a helmet install of the amp its circuit board is perfect size for that. amzn.to/3AgvWvd
See the my Mando install of a voice amp (linked in the next comment)
Quick easy solution - if you get one you can put it around your waist - or if you get one with a small circuit board you can install that in your helmet. It’s more complex you have to check out my other videos of my Mandalorian install. Full: Mandalorian Voice Amp & Paint (Star Wars Black Series mask amplifier) how to helmet Install
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Here is the Mando voice changer video: Easy Mandalorian Voice Changer ~$25 Star Wars Cosplay Voice Changer helmet/mask
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Learn from my mistakes: Costume voice amplifier installs: Lessons Learned
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Just got it in the mail today, exactly what I've been looking for to complete my voice amp for my suit. One question, which of the modes do you think gives the most accurate Mandalorian voice effect? I'm using DJ for now
I actually just messed with it recently and I think it was DJ that I heard and thought it sounded a lot like a trooper or mandalorian. It scales back some of the lower frequencies and added a pinch of reverb which sounds pretty close. I’d stay with the top section options. One or 2 of the others might work too if you turn the reverb down from their default settings.
I don’t see any reason for the male/female section to be in the running for this.
I’d experiment with tweaking the top options. DJ is a top contender for sure. The only way to get any better assessment is to verify side by side with some Mando audio files.
Rock on.
Btw the board in this thing is super thin if you are wanting to embed in your helmet. I’ll soon be dropping a short video on how to open it without breaking it.
Here it is gutted down to the circuit board if you’re wanting the lowest profile option. th-cam.com/users/shortshaCP6iBV7FU?si=pr4Z9o7aWoSN8sUJ
I need to use this on my laptop to go live-- how do I connect this device to my laptop to change my voice in real time? I want to direct connect, not with an amplified speaker . Thank you. I hit the like and am following.
While I’ve not personally connected mine to my pc - it says to treat the PC the same as a game system or phone. Plug a Headset (Headphones +mic) into HEADSET port and plug the i9’s TRRS cable into your PC and connect to i9’s LIVE1 or 2.
@@creative-stuff Thank you very much, I couldn't see a diagram of that, only the one showing a laptop as a power source.
What do you suggest for the sound output? If we're tucking the microphone inside a mask, what do you think is a viable way of projecting as opposed to a big speaker? And can others hear it?
I use portable amplifiers. They can hang on your belt, hide under your gear or if you opt for realism you may well opt to find one with a small circuitboard, battery and speaker to mount inside your mask. Moukey VA-1s have been my go to but I’m the only reseller left of these and I’ve only one left in stock so my next best recommendation is the Norwii Mini amzn.to/3YpnIud For many applications it may well be superior to the Moukey, as it has a low profile battery. The speaker may or may not fit in your mask, if not I’d go for the largest Dayton Audio exciter you can fit - ideally “vented”.
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What do you consider to be the best option to change or modify the voice to male? (I am a man). I am looking for a tool to avoid telephone fraud, even if I have to change my voice to a female voice I would not hesitate to use it, but my first alternative is to only modify the male voice without noticing the artificial voice, strange echoes or robotics.
Hmm, I reviewed quite a few voice changers, however looking for just a slightly different version of my own voice was not on my radar, so I don’t particularly remember, which might’ve been the best option for modifying a male voice to sound like a different male voice. My focus was, mostly the sound deeper like Darth Vader, Kylo Ren or Batman or something like that, or on the flip side which made a realistic transition to a female voice- so I just am not positive what would be the optimal solution. Off the cuff I think this one should be good but it’s subjective I suppose. If you check out my Voice Changer playlist, you can see which you think sounds best.
There are some that I’ve tried out that had an electronic twang to them which, of course would disqualify them for use case but I note that to state all options are certainly not equal. the best I can recommend is listening to each of those reviews and deciding what works best for you. Voice amp & changer playlist: (start with #23 in the list Mini/Micro Voice Changer) th-cam.com/play/PLfxTIYzMCdBB5398aZzzp7EOPFwHWun8S.html&si=L6y_lz-xvYXgC0h6
can you sound like a mandalorian and still talk like your own real voice at the same time?
I talk in my normal voice and sound like Mando, although I have a deeper voice, so it depends on your voice. With this thing if you want the Mando sound - use "DJ" with no echo, but it won't let you alter pitch on DJ. Although I think as long as you have something amplifying your voice you can pull off Mando, so if you need a pitch alteration you could just do that instead as an alternative.
@@creative-stuff ah ok, thanks
Would this voice changer work for a Kylo Ren cosplay? I recently ordered a Kylo cosplay but didn't buy the black series voice changer mask.
If you do not have a deep voice - use Cartoon - that should work.
If you do have a deep voice, it does have different reverb options that can accommodate.
However, it doesn’t have an option to give you both a voice of your choosing, and the reverb option of your choosing together.
@@creative-stuffThanks so much!
@@haileycrosslin9959 I’m also looking to do a Kylo Ren cosplay, did it work for you?
I tried using this I9 voice changer with the Retekess PR16R amplifier and it didn't produce any audio out to the amplifier. Warning for anyone else looking to replicate this setup with the PR16R since the TR623 is out of stock.
I had the same Problem.. can you Tell me more ?
I don't have any more details than what I said. any outputs provided no audio using the PR16R retekess amplifier with the i9 voice changer@@AidenMiller_praystroke_rox
Did you have your Mic go into “mic” & did you use the TRRS cable that came with the i9 to go out “headset” into the amp?
@@creative-stuff yess of curse
Any reason why no sound isnt coming out of either of my i9
I might use a voice changer for my storm trooper armour. I know I am getting a tea ramp electronics trooper amp but do they sell these in the UK and it come with the microphone do you have to set it up?
This does not come with a microphone. I recommend using the one you get with your trooper amp. I imagine they sell this in the UK, or something similar. There are quite a few that are very similar - so I imagine they may well be using the same chipsets - that's my hunch anyway.
+Jordans reviews and more
Amazon UK has it but it’s crazy expensive at like 52 pounds. Buy it from Ali Express - it’s like $13USD.
It does Not come with a mic. I normally buy a personal voice amp that the i9 feeds into and I just use the mic from that amp.
Hello. Thanks for the great info. I have the i9. Can you tell me exactly how you hooked it up please? I haven’t found a personal amp with the 3.5 mm connection im assuming it needs. I tried a small speaker with a 3.5 jack but with no amp. It was way to low.
Any personal voice amp should work. The exact one I used is no longer sold. what I normally build my masks with is a Moukey Va-1 because it’s board is crazy small - perfect for gutting & embedding in masks but it’s likely sold out on Walmart or Amazon. While I just bought a bunch in bulk - I’ may well be selling soon - but either way if you want something now - you can get something like a winbridge - amzn.to/3skaFgh its board is not the smallest but it’s the smallest board I’ve found since Moukey sold out from retailers. If you’re not looking to embed in a mask then any personal amp is fine.
If you just want to talk from a mic to a speaker - I use the personal amps mic and plug into the MIC port on top & plug the i9’s TRRS 3.5mm cable into the headset port (out) and plug it into the personal amp’s mic in port (you can use its aux port but I like the extra boost from the mic ports preamp.)
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So, I have Bluetooth speakers synced to my cellphone. Since I can link this voice changer to my cellphone, will the voice changer link to my Bluetooth speakers?
Negative- it will link to your phone or pc but does not link directly to Bluetooth speakers.
The issue is that at least one of the devices has to be able to select which other Bluetooth device to connect to, but neither the i9 nor your speakers will have an inherent screen to allow such selection.
I’ve been looking for a voice changer for my ghost face costume and I’m scared that the mic in the changer won’t be loud enough
The voice changer does not include a Mic or amplified speaker. Ideally you should use a Portable Voice Amplifier together with this. Here’s a good one: amzn.to/4egRuGz
Can you do live broadcast over your speaker because I want it to use for my darth vader costume
You'll need an amplified speaker, given the i9 doesn't boost volume enough by itself. For my Vader outfit, I used a Moukey VA-1 personal amp because when you gut it - this circuitboard in it is tiny, so it's the easiest one to embed in a helmet. Since I shared it - it sold out everywhere - I've since bought a bunch in bulk from the manufacturer if you need one: www.etsy.com/listing/1604606998/mini-voice-amplifier-mic-for-cosplay
Check out my Vader helmet install of the Moukey VA-1 on the chin: th-cam.com/users/shorts2RWP1sToiG0
@@creative-stuff tnx I have already ordered and made the voice changer it's working fine for me
I don't know what's happening with mine, the voice is very low even though I connect it to the voice amplifier, I'm making all the connections correctly and even changing the microphone or voice volume it's still low, there could be a possibility of my being broken?
It’s possible you got a bum one, not sure. If you’ve run your mic into the MIC port and run the i9’s TRRS 3.5mm cable out to your personal voice amp - you should be golden . (You must use a trrs cable or you will hear nothing!). It should work on both an AUX or MIC input on your Voice amp but be a bit louder by running it through the MIC port as it’ll get a Pich more amplitude.
If you’re connected they way mention and using one of the i9’s cables to connect to your personal amp & getting nothing - I would then try to swap out that i9.
Most folks with issues connect to wrong ports or use a different cable.
Which thing are you using for the mic? Im trying using my headphone at it isn’t working, maybe it doesn’t recognise the airphones as mic…don’t know 😢
+@irenegomez3285 I put mic into MIC on the top and for the audio-out I use the HEADSET to send audio to my amp using the TRRS 3.5mm cable that came with i9.
If using a phone -plug TRRS cable from phone to LIVE1 and put your Headset (combo mic/headphones into HEADSET.
I don’t think it will work with AirPods given the input voice needs to go into the i9 which outputs through your phone.
Only voices that input through the Mic or Headset jacks will have the voice changing performed.
Why does mine not sound like yours, I can’t get that mando sound I’m looking for
Ensure it’s put in the right port. Put your mic in the MIC port on top then have the HEADSET go out to your amp.
Hey man, this video is just what I needed, but I'm having troubled connecting the I9 to the amp I got. I'm using the same cable that came with the I9 to connect it to the amp like you mentioned in your description, but no sound comes out of the amp. Any ideas why or if I need another cable/adapter?
Ensure you’re coming out the headset jack with that i9 cable. If you have a mic in on your amp - use it for the extra pre-amp boost, but you can use AUX as well if you like
@@creative-stuff Yep, I have the mic that came with the amp plugged into the mic jack in the I9. I can see the lights flash on the I9 when I speak into the mic. I have one end of the TRRS cable in the headset jack of the I9 and that goes into the Mic jack in the amp, which is the only jack on the amp. No sound comes out of the amp.
Hi, can you explain the setup, one jack to connect the mic and one jack to connect to the sound amplifier?
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HOW TO CONNECT DEVICES:
- TO OUTPUT TO AN AMPLIFIER/SPEAKER: A dedicated Mic goes in the "mic" port on top & an amplified speaker goes into “headset” port on bottom. For the speaker you must use a TRRS cable - those are the types if cables that came with the i9 (3 plastic separators & 4 metal sections on the 3.5 mm tip).
I tried to use the voice changer and follow instructions correctly to my SHINDU mini amplifier but there no sound coming out of it. How do I fix it?
If your mic is going into mic port on the i9, then the i9s cable (TRRS) going out the Headset port - you have a signal that has gone through a preamp, so it should work on any amp. If you have a mic port on your SHINDU, plug in there too. Not being familiar with the device I cannot offer any more insights
I will buy everything from your affiliate links, but I need your help. I am making a prank on the streets where i will use a different voice to speak with people, I need a voice changer and amplifier. How do you perform the setup? do I need to buy anything else in order to make it happen?
So below, I have the directions written. But essentially I connect a portable amplifier or an amplified speaker to the headset Jack on the bottom of the I-9. And I put my mic into the top “mic”port on the I-9. That will do exactly what you need For what you wanna do.
I generally just use a personal amplifier, one, because I already have it, and two because it comes with a mic. And a mic does not typically come with the I-9.
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HOW TO CONNECT DEVICES:
- TO OUTPUT TO AN AMPLIFIER/SPEAKER: A dedicated Mic goes in the "mic" port on top & an amplified speaker goes into “headset” port on bottom. For the speaker you must use a TRRS cable - those are the types if cables that came with the i9 (3 plastic separators & 4 metal sections on the 3.5 mm tip).
Hi there. I have got a personal amp in mail today
Plugged things in as instructed... The lights on the I9 act like it hears me but nothing is coming from the personal amp speaker.
Are some models just not equipped?
I have amp mic going in to mic port of I9, then the 3mm cord going from headphone port to mic port on amp. Does the amp actually need an aux or headphone port?
Hmm. If you used the i9s 3.5 mm cable, then you did it all correctly. If that’s the case, you may have a bad i9 device.
You don’t need to feed it directly into an AUX input, in fact, I like it better going into the mic input because you get an additional amplification out of it.
@@creative-stuff possibly. If I plug in headphones rather than line to the amp I can hear it and the voice change effects. My mate said i might need to Frankenstein a cord so it has TRP on the end going into the amp?
Hey man, do you think it will work on my Frontman ( squid games ) costume ?
The i9 can give that deeper Frontman voice. If you want a both a deeper voice with a pinch of reverb try the K9 Voice changer. th-cam.com/video/fq0E49NYM2s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DjohbS9l-6neu3aj
how do i connect this i9 to like a small amplifier that would fit on my inside my helmet. i don't know how to take apart an amplifier or connect the wires together
Here’s how I embed a Moukey VA-1 amp + an exciter (speaker) into my Mandalorian helmet. th-cam.com/video/yPGlVtBoNYg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=17E1ubNkJrKMJ7H8
Can you make phone calls with it? Or use when incoming calls?
+@PINEAPPLEKELLY3 yep sure can. Just plug your phone to the 3.5mm Live1 or Live2 using the TRRS cable it comes with, and use a headset (headphones +mic) on the headset port.
@@creative-stuff but wouldnt the other phone youre calling pickup your real voice through your phones speakers so you would have both voice changer and your real voice no?
Hello sir!
First of all thank you for the video. Very nice, detailed guide.
I bought my own and wanted to use it for a costume. I see you use a voice amplifier, but can you use any speaker? Or does it need to be a speaker with built-in amplifier?
Thanks in advance!
You need both a mic and an external amp with speaker. Here is what I integrate it with - a personal amp that I gut and integrate into a helmet: th-cam.com/video/0fAGJK9jco4/w-d-xo.html -- that one is a small and fit well in helmets. You can get the Moukey VA1 amp here: rebelempiredesigns.etsy.com/listing/1604606998
+luckyreplica sorry for the delay - i overlooked the question about the speaker…
YES, you can use almost any speaker you like. They’ll work best when you align the ohms and watts to your amplifier’s. If you don’t know what that means don’t stress it, just use the speaker you want ( on these smaller amps it’s less of a concern).
On the note of different speakers - I actually prefer to use an exciter instead of the full speaker that comes with the voice amps, given the exciter is lower profile, and gives better sound since it turns the whole helmet into a speaker.
I am considering buying this for my dalek, do you think this would work well or no please?
I’m not sure it will work well for a Dalek. They have such a unique sound, a raspy, electronic/metallic, slight reverb and some other unexplainable variants perhaps it strips certain frequencies… not sure. Perhaps a better option is to look at the DSP99 and use its more unique options - th-cam.com/video/CEZ4J55W1zI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tbhT1jlTVFEhHNTJ - or use a zoom Multistomp.
When powered off, does it retain the setting it was on when you turn it back on?
Yes, it remembers your selection and your fine-tuning.
I'm struggling getting it to connect to a bluetooth speaker, any solutions?
Only if you have a 3.5mm connector plugged in that links to the Bluetooth speaker is my only thought on that. The i9 does Bluetooth but you’ll have to have something with a visual interface if you want to connect it to the i9, e.g. a phone; thus all I’ve ever used Bluetooth for is input. I’m not sure the Bluetooth is designed to function as an output.
The speaker I have doesn't have an audio connector jack on it, it is strictly bluetooth. I can get both devices to connect at the same time with my phone, but they won't connect to each other. @@creative-stuff
@@NellaFern-s1p unfortunately it seems the i9 Bluetooth is only viable for Input but not output. I’ve tried not successfully output thru the 3.5mm ports
7:30 hey i heard that lol😂 can this work only with a Bluetooth voice changer? And i have a small JBL speaker will this work?
If your JBL is a portable speaker with its own amp - it should be good.
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This device has an ability to work with Bluetooth but does not rely on it.
There is a 3.5mm audio out that can go to another device - I sent mine out to a personal amplifier. I believe the signal worked either on the aux input or the mic input, but was even louder on the mic input due to the additional preamp.
If you send it to a portable speaker with its own built in amp it should be good. I don’t recall if I tried sending to out to just a plain speaker with no amp. It would probably work but not have much volume- I think it’s inherent amplification is likely only viable for headphones.
I'm planning on having it with my cosplay because i cover up in a mask and I'm a low talker and need a Y split cable to put it on the jbl speaker and the loop microphone and change my voice.
Do you need a separate microphone?? Not built in?
It is not built in. The model I bought and link in the description does NOT come with one but if you don’t have a mic you can search for one with a mic - some sellers have a package with a mic.
Do you need to buy a mic or does it have a built in mic
the i9 comes only with 3.5mm inputs for mic or headset - but does not include a mic (neither 3.5mm nor built-in). There are some that either come with the mic or have it built-in that I've reviewed. See that list here: th-cam.com/play/PLfxTIYzMCdBB5398aZzzp7EOPFwHWun8S.html&si=01iUs9IT59rM_pjp (scroll down past the voice amps to the voice changers)
Here are some that have an embedded mic and are pretty small:
th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Lgbvb5Rh1w_4oVe-
th-cam.com/video/g4cX-_kltXk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=L734An4c1i-kyacA
th-cam.com/video/nGd5tPndflw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3S516Exr4qEjYl60
Here is one that is a pinch larger than i9, but comes with a mic (and is the only one I've found where it'll combine both pitch change and reverb): th-cam.com/video/fq0E49NYM2s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=c2B4HAhpFhxy8LFS
If it is not working with your amp, the problem is maybe a sort of compatibility of both gadgets.
I got an amp, working on itself, but not with the i9.
So, an old USB driven cheap 10$ speaker pair is working with the i9.
I would recommend you, if not working, to test another amp-speaker as first try to fix the problem of no sound
Wait...so this needs a pre amp?
No. The i9 has a built in preamp, but your output signal will still need to go either thru an amplifier or to an amplified speaker. If using a portable voice amp- it’ll already be part of that
i was looking for something like this to incorporate into a robot costume. what's the battery life and charge times like? (edit: oh i found it for $15 with free shipping on another site... says the battery lasts 3-4 hours) and will it turn off by itself if left idle for too long?
it would be placed inside the costume and wouldn't be easy to access once the whole outfit was put on. i was planning to set a voice, and then just leave it on so i could walk around talking with that voice for a couple hours.
The upside is that it picks back up on the last setting you used when you turn it back on, so that’s great.
I don’t recall it ever turning off by itself. But then again, I didn’t leave it sit there knowingly, while it was still on; so I can’t say for sure.
For the price it’s worth it. I’ve yet to find a better deal than this model for the price range. Most of those simple Halloween Voice Changer’s out there are about the same price and they’re garbage. The price you found is really good.
What I have not done is taking this thing apart to see the innards - I imagine it has a Lipo battery, which if is the case, would then easily changed to a larger model, and even be swappable if it fails earlier than expected.
@@creative-stuff
[ edit a day after posting the second question: i took it to an electronics place, and they figured out that the cable that it came with was either non-functional, or wasn't compatible with the amp itself. either way, they tried a different cable with a different number of rings on the jack, and everything works now. i learned from them that the rings on those jack insert plug things actually have a meaning... like the number of rings on the jack itself actually mean something. i had no idea and never even noticed that they had different numbers of rings. ]
[you can disregard the question since it was solved, but i'll leave it in case other people have this problem. i wanna say the voice changer and amp both came with a jack that had 3 rings, and the one they tried that ended up working had 2 rings on the jack. i'll have to double check later]
so i just got it in the mail today, along with a portable amp speaker that i had hoped to plug it into.
so both the voice changer and the speaker work on their own (i plugged some headphones into the voice changer and heard it working, same as the one in your video. then i unplugged the headset and used it to speak into the amplifier to see how loud it would be, and that worked), but when i use the included cable to try and have the changed voice coming through the amplifier so it's loud, it doesn't work. i'm not sure why the sound would come through on headphones, but not the amp... i'm gonna go by some local electronics stores tomorrow to see if any of them know why it's not working when i try to use them together. not sure if it's the cable, or the portable speaker not being compatible for some reason? if it works on headphones, i don't see why they wouldn't work with the amp. very confused and frustrated. i'm not great with electronics in general, but this seems like it ought to be working. i plugged the amp into the same slot where the headphones had been. the voice changer itself is pretty great. it's unsettling hearing a chick voice when i use that setting though. the DJ voice on mine doesn't sound like a Stormtrooper like the one in your video did, but i'm hoping that's because i was hearing it through headphones instead of a speaker.
@@juricich6756Im guessing im having the sane issue. Would you happen to have the name of the cable or Amazon link?
@@Heddrick for sure. (you know, after i wasn't at my pc, i figured i should've put the name of the cable for this exact reason, but then i forgot till just now.) i kept the packaging so i could add the name of the cable onto here.
so the cables that it came with had 3 white rings on the silver part of the jack, and the one i got from the electronics guys has 2 black rings.
the packaging is as follows:
MediaStar flex
3.5mm 3/C STEREO Male-Male, 6'
3.5mm stereo male to 3.5mm stereo male
cable, length 6 feet
No. 71-1440
($5.95 for the 6ft, but they also had a 1ft cable for $2 that they tested out first to see if it would work)
hope that helps. idk if the cable was just dead, or if the number/color of the rings on the silver part of the jack was the issue, but whatever it was, it's working now.
@@juricich6756 Picked it up. Worked like a charm. Thanks!
Just curious ive been looking for something like this to protect against scam calls, could i rout the output to my phone?
Yes. Plug your headset (headphones + mic) into the HEADSET input/output, and your phone into either LIVE1 or LIVE2.
What's that speaker you used for it?
Retekess TR623 Voice Amplifier. It’s a great one because it has a unique capability of having a separate volume knob for each input (mic & aux).
Unfortunately, it’s been out of stock for close to a year now, and it doesn’t seem like it’s coming back .
Why can I here your normal voice in the background and the voice changer ? is it just the video or will I here my normal voice as well as the voice changer because I really want to hide my normal voices?
It’s just how i recorded the video. You wouldn’t hear your normal voice
Thanks👍
You sound like Robert Downey Jr
Ha, i’ve not actually heard that before - it’s been a while since I heard Robert Downey Jr. so I’ll have to check out his voice again and maybe do some Iron Man videos.
Is it possible to connect a blue yeti to it because when I plug it in no audio comes out ?
It should work fine. Plug your yeti mic into the mic port and have your headphones come out the headset port and have your live output to phone or whatever else on your Live1 or 2
@@creative-stuff thanks
Die Fine Tuning Tasten funktionieren nicht bei der Roboter und Cartoon stimme geht nicht oder?
Richtig! / right! The fine tuning only functions with some options.
I tried using it on a bietrum portal voice amp but it wont work. Its extremely quiet to the point you have to put your ear up to it to still barely even hear it (with the volume up)
You using the included TRRS 3.5mm cable?
Have you tried it going to other amplified speaker options ?
@@creative-stuff yea im using the 3.5. I haven't tried any yet bc I can find that's compact enough for what I have but I'll keep looking
Which is best voice changer for real female voice ?
A9, T3, MV-AP82X, i9, or generic mini.
Here are my reviews and testing of each.
A9: th-cam.com/video/nGd5tPndflw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WSNGUd7duS51Q-bQ
T3: th-cam.com/video/CxEXLTbOxhQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-5xL4E7c5pvWVPpP
MV…: th-cam.com/video/g4cX-_kltXk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q1xF4qbflzIaGdWb
I9: th-cam.com/video/BN7Dydsqry4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JPeCjUMatQPfEylf
Mini: th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VmeJY1otHAnMuKcT
Can we use this in live phone call
For sure - check out the how to here: i9 Voice Changer PART 5: Phone Demo -reverb, pitch, sound effects. #Prank #scarymovie #scream
th-cam.com/video/cq00gNlMPOg/w-d-xo.html
How do you use on a phone and how does it hide your real voice because wouldnt your phone mic pickup what youre saying into voice changer
Phone mic is overridden when there’s an input line connected
Can you tell me...can you turn off the voice narration ?
Not sure if I understand the question - The i9 doesn’t have any narration inherent, so if you mean my narration, I’m afraid that’s baked into the video.
Not sure if that answers the question.
Is there something you couldn’t hear well that you need more info on?
where can I get that amp
That’s a Retekess TR623 - they don’t make them anymore. You can use a variety of personal voice amps to do the same thing.
If you want small and simple with the option to embed the n your costume this is great - amzn.to/3z1LeU8
Is there’s a way to conect it to a speaker and use it in live?
If you’re looking to use it in live mode, you can input to the headset jack with a splitter and have your mic go into the mic side and then have your headphones portion actually go out to an amplified speaker. If you choose that - it might result feedback depending on the speaker volume. But it’s possible.
Funkioniert das auch mit Kylo Ren Cosplay??
Ja, natürlich mit der weiblichen zu männlichen Funktion um Ihre Stimme tiefer zu machen.
Yes you can do Kylo Ren using the Female to Male function to make your voice deeper.
Hello,
Does this work with a throat microphone? I know you need an amp to connect with the voice changer device.
I don’t see why not. despite having one I actually have yet to ever have used it.
In theory it should work fine if it has a 3.5mm male connector and you plug it into the mic port…& depending on the design it might work via the headset port too if you’re outputting to your phone or gaming system.
@@creative-stuff Got it.
I won't be using my phone. Only the amplifier and the voice changer device.
Appreciate the reply. Thank you.
Cheers. If you give it a shot I’d like to know how the throat mic plays out.
Also hab den I9 sprachwechsler bekommen und mit Kylo Ren funktioniert es nicht man kann nichts höher oder tiefer stellen weder Roboter noch Cartoon Stimme verändern nicht möglich. Wenn sie sagen das es geht würde ein Video über Kylo Ren Einstellungen sicher vielen Leuten helfen die ein Kylo Ren Cosplay haben.
For Kylo REN I recommend using “Female to Male” it can make your voice deeper without sounding as bad as Cartoon and Robot do. When using Female to Male - try different settings and use the fine tuning to find the best setting for your voice.
Welche Funktion kann man
am besten verwenden bei Formale to Male die King Taste oder Male Taste?
I have a Bluetooth speaker how do I get it to pair to a speaker
No can do. Bluetooth connections require at least one device to have an interface to setup the connection. Since there is not one on the i9 or likely on your speakers - it won’t work. The i9 can connect to phones, tablets, computers, etc. But can only connect directly to speakers via a wired method (thru a powered amplifier)
will it work with a wireless microphone??
+@starchild5184 it will if you have a 3.5mm Wireless receiver connected to the 3.5mm mic input, however I’m unsure it could connect directly to a wireless mic that doesn’t have a user interface. That said - since it will process music from a phone over BT it may also work if you use your phone as a mic when connected by BT.
Can this device transfer audio through it
How to connect devices:
- Mic goes in the mic port on top.
- Phones & other 2 way devices use “live” ports on top.
- Speaker/amp - use the headphones port on the bottom.
Would it work for me to use in a Batman mask?
Yes but it’s a bit large - you might instead consider the M11 Voice changer - M11 Mini Voice Changer for costumes (Reverb or Male/Female) Fit it in your Mask/ Helmet! #cosplay
th-cam.com/video/hwPqp_ed0JM/w-d-xo.html
Could I do Ghostface?
Ghostface-ish. What it can give you is a pitch change to a deeper voice, or a pinch of reverb. Mostly with Ghostface strikes me as doing a gravely voice, which you could theoretically do on your own. And it seems to cut off the higher and lower frequencies. The ideal voice changer would have resonance and distortion that are customizable, to give you a slightly tin/robotic hint and add imperfections to the quality. While the movie version does not actually seem to have reverb on the voice audio reverb does offer a synthetic feel which Is an alternative to consider if you don’t have the ability to cut off the highs and lows resonance & distortion.
Alternatively, you could consider software based voice changers that go through your phone. However, I have looked at quite a few of those, and I am not impressed with the options. I found had one it called Ghostface, however it did not sound right and it slowed down the voice too much and sounded way too robotic.
IDEAL: I’m sure a zoom multistomp would work great, but those are bulky and you’re looking at 100+ bucks for those.
Not that it helps you right now but in the coming months, I’m looking into, using microcomputers like a ESP32 or Arduino as a customizable voice changer.
How does it connect to Bluetooth music box?
The voice changer Bluetooth is always on, so on the source you want to connect to it- it will need to be something with an interface so you can ‘discover’ it via Bluetooth (e.g. phone, tablet, pc, etc.) - then select “I9” to connect.
Do i need a speaker in order to use this?
You need an Amplified Speaker. Portable Voice Amps are what most people use but you can use a portable Bluetooth speaker if it has a 3.5mm input. Then you’d need to also have a mic to input to the i9 unless you buy one that includes a mic.
@@creative-stuff good to know
Does anyone know if this will work with a 1506 booster, for mando cosplay?
Yep. Since the 1506 is a portable voice amp - that will work. Any amp and speaker combo will work. I've tried this with multiple different personal amps and even just a portable BT speaker that
had a 3.5mm input - no issues.
Can I use this on zoom? how?
Hmm, good question- It should in theory - Connectivity would be same as a smartphone or game system input..
Use a headset with mic on the i9 Headset port and use i9 Live port to your PC 3.5mm input.
bought it and it froze, like it wouldnt change or turn off, and just threw it away
I’ve not had that issue myself but you had 2 other options; 1: wait for the battery to die then retry after recharging, or 2: opening it up and removing the battery manually to reset it.
Why would you say it came with an M when I bought one it never came with one😂😂😂
I’m guessing you mean “microphone” when you refer to “M”.
Looking back at the video - I note that the mic I was using came with the ‘personal amplifier’ i used to test the i9. Perhaps I spoke too quickly and could have made that more clear. Thanks for the feedback - I’ll try to make it more clear in future vids.
Hi.. i want to buy it but want to ask how male to female voice mode? Does it really sound like a female?
Yes it does. I have a deep voice and it was still able to yield a feminine voice. To find the option you like best - You’ll need to try the different male to female options and try out different “tuning” levels for each one.
Can you connect to the voice changer with bluetooth?
You can use Bluetooth as an input to the i9 using a phone for instance - check out this video at about 7 minutes and 50 seconds for the example of that.
Bought it few months ago, didn't like it and just threw it on the lake 😂
It is not the most intuitive device right out the box - that's for sure. Thus why I opted to make this video to help people refrain from throwing their i9 Voice Changers in the lake :)
Hello sir, can you do a live call with this?
Certainly. It has an audio jack out and you can put that to the input for your device’s mic to avoid anyone hearing your actual voice.
@@creative-stuff
Yes sir, I did that
I connected it on my phone and when I speak I can hear my voice changes in the earphones but the person I was on call with cannot hear the voice change,
The person says my voice did not change at all.
I also went live on Facebook it didn't work,
I used it to send voice messages also yet the voice did not change.
It works when you use the earphones on it but
When you connect it on the phone it doesn't work on the phones.
Right now I have issued "an item Return"
But if you can do a video of how to connect and use this voice changer device on phone, it would be great
Thanks.
@@mobilegamer707hmm. Interesting. I’ll have to give it another look and see. I’m sure you’ve returned it by now, but that’s curious.
I know it has a few different audio out options- perhaps the changes only apply to one.
I’ll add investigating this to my to do list.
@@mobilegamer707 so I checked it out. You actually have to use the “live” options on the top. so where your mic goes in on the top there’s a “Live 1”, “Live 2” - both of those are intended to plug into 2-way conversation devices like a phone or game console.
No idea why the headset jack will pass it correctly to a speaker, but then not correctly to a phone, but oh well at least it works on live 1 & live 2 in the top ports
why is the video sped up
Yep - my mistake- not sure why the intro was that much quicker but the pace does lighten up soon after the intro.
Can I use this for Xbox game chat ?
Yes you can - check out the how to here: th-cam.com/video/T2yL_YDFuTo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OKM1JkVpUpE1zMR6
Can i use this in gaming?
Yep check out this video Part 4: Gaming System Integration: th-cam.com/video/T2yL_YDFuTo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GS1Y3DhkWgN0ecl9
why does it echo so much?
Female corus is also available or not sir
Female (male to female or just higher pitch voice changing) = yes; chorus option = no.
Hope that helps.
Cheers.
Can you use it with the computer?
Yes there’s an ability to do so; it scopes it in the device instructions but I’ve never done it.
How do you play music through it
Just use the 3.5mm TRRS cable that came with the device - connect it to your music source and input it into the Music port. Use the Music volume buttons as needed.
Hello sir, can you show us how to use on calls?
How to connect devices:
- Dedicated Mic goes in the mic port on top.
- Headset (headphones + mic)/Speaker/amp - goes in headset port on bottom.
- Phones, game consoles, & other 2 way devices use “live” ports on top.
I’ll see if I can work in a video on it.
This doesent work I've tried every port and every combination with multiple headsets and nothing
Can you use this on Xbox?
If it’s got a 3.5 mm input, I don’t see why not, although I don’t have an Xbox so I haven’t tried it out. I’ve only tried it on PS4
Can you connect this on PC?
On the instructions it says you can connect it to a PC via the USB-C connection at the bottom. I’ve not personally done it with this model.
Does this work for console
It does- here’s the video for that i9 Voice Changer Pt 4: Gaming System Integration PS5 PS4 XBOX
th-cam.com/video/T2yL_YDFuTo/w-d-xo.html
Can i use this on xbox series x?
I don’t see why not if it’s got a 3.5 mm input it should work.
Okay so I bought this in hope I could change my voice on video games but it makes no sense
Please help It doesent matter which ports I plug into it there's no way to make it work
It should work by putting a headset with mic into the headset jack then your gaming system into live 1 or live 2. It works same for connecting to a phone as well.
Note also for the Live 1 or 2 connections- ensure you use the 3.5mm cables that came with it. They have 3 black separaters - so they have a tip ring ring sleeve to support mic, left, right, & ground wires.
how was my chilli
Chili? Yum!
If you made me chili I missed it.
Unless you meant something else….🤔 hmm.
Ok I have it hock up to my amp and it won’t. Do anything
Ensure your microphone is plugged into the mic input on the top, & your amp is plugged into the headset output on the bottom - ensure you use the I-9 output cables to ensure that’s not the source of the problem ( its cables are TRRS meaning it has tip ring ring, sleeve accommodating three different channels.)
This was very helpful so I’m not going to get this 🤦🏽♀️
Glad it helped. What are you seeking in particular?
Here is a list of all the voice changers I’ve tested - perhaps one of those might help. Many are toward the end of the list.
i phone don’t work 😢
I realize my instructions in the description could be improved so I’ve updated them there and am pasting those that apply to you here. Hope this helps.
TO OUTPUT TO A PHONE OR GAME SYSTEM: Plug a HEADSET (headphones + mic combo) into the “Headset” port on bottom; Then plug your Phone, game console, or other 2 way devices into “Live1” or “Live2” ports on top using the TRRS 3.5mm cable that came with the i9 (TRRS cables have 4 wires - L/R/mIc/Ground and has 3 black separators on the metal 3.5mm tip). (Note: for an iPhone you’ll need the converter cable from iPhone jack to a 3.5mm female connection to connect to the TRRS cable to the “Live” port.)
How is the robot effect on there. If there is one that is
For me it seemed too low and bass-y and overly garbled - although I have a low voice and didn’t actually spend too much time messing with that particular feature but I imagine it’s more viable for voices that are not in the bass/baritone category
Does this work for with Ps5 controllers
While I’ve not personally tried it on a ps5 (only a ps4) - since it has the 3.5 mm headset port, it should follow the same signal logic. Thus it ‘should’ work.