[0:00] What if every reaction,
[0:06] every fail,
[0:08] every time I land and just get
[0:09] completely crapped on, every perfectly
[0:12] timed joke
[0:14] >> I think this every time I jump.
[0:17] was just one button away. Oh, god,
[0:20] that's so good. That's so good. Today,
[0:23] I'm showing you how Voicemod and the
[0:25] Elgato Stream Deck are your perfect
[0:27] teammates for your next piece of content
[0:30] or stream. I'm also going to show you
[0:31] how to set them up so you can get the
[0:33] most out of both. This is not just
[0:35] convenience. This is full control over
[0:38] every moment. Let's set it up. The first
[0:40] step is to install and set up Voicemod.
[0:42] You can download it from our website at
[0:44] voicemod.net and the setup process is
[0:47] very straightforward. However, if you're
[0:48] not sure how to do it, I'll leave a link
[0:50] here to our quick start guide video. To
[0:52] get started, open up your Stream Deck
[0:54] software, go to the plugin marketplace,
[0:56] and search for Voicemod. This can be
[0:58] done inside the Stream Deck software or
[1:01] by going to the marketplace. You'll now
[1:02] see all of the Voicemod actions appear
[1:04] inside of your Stream Deck panel on the
[1:06] right. You can use this list as
[1:07] inspiration of what things you can
[1:09] keybind. Now comes the fun part. Let's
[1:11] get started by just dragging some things
[1:13] on and showing you how it works. Let's
[1:14] start by dropping a change voice on
[1:16] here. From here, you can see Voicemod,
[1:18] custom, and soundboard. Anything from
[1:20] Voicemod are any of the Voicemod voices
[1:23] that Voicemod has released, and there
[1:24] are a ton of these to choose from.
[1:27] Custom are any of the voices that you
[1:29] have adjusted and made any changes to,
[1:31] and soundboard are any of the ones from
[1:32] the soundboards from Voicemod or your
[1:34] personal soundboard. So, ones you might
[1:36] have added that were community voices.
[1:39] You can click them and add them into
[1:40] your soundboard and select them from
[1:42] here. For example, Corpse Husband and
[1:44] Anime Goth V2 are from the community.
[1:46] And this is an example of this is the
[1:47] Anime Goth V2. You can also play sounds
[1:50] and trigger them. You can drag this on
[1:52] and you'll be able to see from the
[1:53] soundboard, you can be able to select a
[1:55] sound. So, from here, you can see here's
[1:57] the Dark and Cyrus soundboard, and once
[1:59] I select it, you'll be able to see all
[2:00] the ones that I have attached to my
[2:02] soundboard. And some of these are from
[2:03] Voicemod, and some of these are from the
[2:05] community. So, if you want one from the
[2:07] community, add it to a soundboard,
[2:09] you'll be able to easily find it from
[2:10] here. But, you also get quick access to
[2:12] any of the ones that are under the
[2:13] Voicemod soundboards. For example, we
[2:15] have anime, and we can go ahead and
[2:17] choose the katana. Once I click that,
[2:20] yeah, we get this sound here. That's
[2:22] pretty awesome. Now, you also have some
[2:24] other ones that are pretty
[2:25] self-explanatory. We have stop all
[2:27] sounds to go ahead and end any sounds
[2:28] that are currently active. There's also
[2:30] push to talk. We have mic mute. We can
[2:32] actually turn off the background effects
[2:34] that some of the voices might have on
[2:36] them. We can turn on or off the voice
[2:38] changer, depending, and this is how
[2:39] you're able to easily turn them on or
[2:41] off and keep them selected on the page.
[2:43] There is an instant sensor beep, and
[2:44] check your ears really quick, it to
[2:47] Yeah, I didn't to say anything bad
[2:49] there, promise. You can also do hear
[2:50] myself on or off, and it'll monitor any
[2:52] of the sounds or the voices to the
[2:54] output that you've set up inside
[2:55] Voicemod. And you can see, as I add
[2:57] these in, they instantly update onto the
[2:59] Stream Deck. Something else that I also
[3:00] think is very worth it are profiles.
[3:03] These are things that are pre-done for
[3:04] you. Under the Elgato marketplace, you
[3:06] can actually type in Voicemod, and it'll
[3:08] pop up plugins, profiles, VSTs, things
[3:10] like that. Once you click profiles,
[3:12] it'll show you an entire page full of
[3:14] profiles to be able to choose. I'm just
[3:16] going to go and select a few of these,
[3:17] and I'm showing you the process of
[3:18] downloading them. I've just made a
[3:19] folder on my document side, and then
[3:21] just saved them all in there. Because
[3:23] the next step is you have to import this
[3:25] profile, and to do that, you're going to
[3:26] click under profile, and you're going to
[3:28] click edit profiles. And then at the
[3:29] bottom of the page, you're going to see
[3:31] a little arrow, and then there's going
[3:32] to be an import. From here, you're going
[3:34] to select the streaming profile, and
[3:36] once that's done, it's automatically
[3:37] loaded into here, and you can see, if
[3:39] you just click that drop-down box again,
[3:41] you can see, here's the profiles. And
[3:43] then just so that you could hear some of
[3:44] these right here, here's some of the
[3:45] sound effects that we've got. Just
[3:47] things that are pretty consistent. And
[3:48] then for some of the voices, we have
[3:49] these, like the narrator voice. We've
[3:52] got this machine sounding voice here.
[3:54] And then we also have just one that's
[3:56] just
[3:56] >> trash my dry things on a little bit
[4:00] more. I also have a couple of bonus tips
[4:02] that I think you should know. So, the
[4:03] first tip is actually pinning items on
[4:05] the Stream Deck and this can be done on
[4:06] any Stream Deck that you have. It's just
[4:08] inside the software. You see I've pinned
[4:09] a few very favorite items, things that
[4:11] are from Voicemod, a couple of Discord
[4:13] things. And then I have my main page.
[4:15] You can see they're grayed out. If I
[4:16] drag something on top of it, it looks
[4:18] like I've deleted it. But if I move back
[4:20] because they're pinned, they stay. And
[4:21] that means they actually are persistent
[4:23] across multiple pages, which is really
[4:26] nice. So, I have one for voices and one
[4:27] for sounds that just links to those
[4:29] pages. You can see some pretty popular
[4:31] things. things. Like I've got the
[4:32] narrator voice, which I really like
[4:34] using. And the robot voice also is
[4:36] another one of those that I really like
[4:38] using as well. But I can go over to my
[4:40] voices tab and you can see a bunch of
[4:41] other ones that I have options to. I
[4:44] love the collide voice. I think this
[4:46] one's really awesome. And another really
[4:48] cool one is this one which is called the
[4:50] cute sound. Um but it's really cool that
[4:52] I can just click in hit back to one and
[4:54] I'm back on my main page. I can turn off
[4:57] really quickly to get back to my regular
[4:58] voice. But then I also have a whole page
[5:00] just full of sounds, things like the
[5:02] Vegeta sound.
[5:04] It's always good. And then we have
[5:06] things just regular sounds and alerts
[5:08] that you could imagine, even the lizard
[5:10] one.
[5:11] And once it becomes second nature, going
[5:13] through these menus is really nice.
[5:14] Another cool tip is to download the
[5:15] Stream Deck software for your phone.
[5:18] Actually both on Android and on iOS,
[5:20] there is an app that actually allows you
[5:22] to get six free tiles on those devices
[5:25] and you can actually subscribe to the
[5:27] mobile version and get a bunch more
[5:29] tiles. So, it's really something you
[5:30] should try out if you don't have a
[5:31] Stream Deck and you want to see if you
[5:32] want to incorporate this in your setup.
[5:34] It's a great place to get started. So,
[5:35] as you can see, the possibilities here
[5:37] are endless. The Elgato Stream Deck is
[5:39] built for control and Voicemod is built
[5:42] for creativity. Together they remove all
[5:44] friction, no alt tabbing, no hunting for
[5:46] buttons, no awkward pauses, just
[5:48] instant, reactive, engaging content. If
[5:51] you're serious about leveling up your
[5:53] content and your streaming game, this is
[5:55] the one of the most satisfying upgrades
[5:56] you can make. Thank you so much for
[5:58] watching this tutorial, and check out
[5:59] the video on screen now for a full
[6:01] walk-through tutorial on how to get
[6:03] started with Voicemod today. We hope to
[6:05] see you in that video.