Speak and changes what you say into darth vader voice app

Speak and changes what you say into darth vader voice app trial#

I was on their site 2-4 times a day checking. I know when I was in the market for one, I had to wait like 6 months to get one. The kids especially think I'm the 'Real Darth Vader'! GOOD LUCK to you in your quest! If Rom/FX gets back to you, I'd be surprised if they can get something for you by the time you need it, as I've heard the wait for one of their units is quite LONG too! I'm not real current on what the present wait times are for a Vortex II or a Rom/FX, but I know some that have waited 1 year+ to get one! I'd suggest checking in on Hyperdynes site OFTEN too, as he does his in batches. It really does make a HUGE difference IMO.

The reactions I get from people when they realize, 'WOW, Vader can talk', is priceless! We have several other Vaders in my local Garrison, but I'm the only one with a Vortex II. It makes a HUGE difference for me at events when I'm dressed as Vader. That's what I LOVE about my Hperdyne Vortex II. I totally understand wanting to be able to interact with the crowd at a big event. Don't know if any of this helps you to better decide on what to do, but it's my 2 cents on the subject. There is a little bit of tweaking that's needed even with the Vortex & Rom/FX, as everyone's voice is different, but they are still much more plug & play than other options out there. If however you have the funds, & time isn't a problem, the Vortex II or Rom/FX Revo may be better options. If you're on a tighter budget &/or timeline, the iPod/Robovox may be your best option, but you're going to have to play a bit to find the right setting to sound like Vader. Even if you have to invest in an iPod Touch, it's still MUCH cheaper than a Hyperdyne Vortex II or a ROM/FX Revo, which are the 2 high end plug-in play options available. Don't know if this is a viable set-up for you, but just wanted to throw it out there as an option. If it weren't for that, I'd probably already have my son's set-up working, & I'd be able to give you much better advice. I've been taking a break from trooping lately with my local 501st Garrison, as my parents health has taken a recent turn for the worse, & I am currently caring for both of them. I use 2 6W Akers with my Hyperdyne for my Vader, & that works GREAT.

My son got an iPod Touch for Christmas this year, so all we need to get thing set up for use with his Lord Starkiller now is to buy an iRig and an Aker voice amp. I don't see or talk to him that often, as he lives quite far from me, & doesn't come to many local events.

Speak and changes what you say into darth vader voice app trial#

There's definitely some trial & error involved in getting the proper sounding voice, but with a little bit of time & patience, you can achieve some pretty AWESOME sounding voices! I'd have to try & PM my friend on my local 501st Garrison forum to find out what his exact set-up is. I know he had been playing around with the setting on his for quite some time, & had come up with a number of AWESOME sounding voices, including one that sounded very similar to what my Hyperdyne sounds like for doing Vader. I assume the latest version is what he has, but I don't know for sure to be honest. I don't honestly know which version my friend has for his Boba Fett, & I haven't seen or talked to him in awhile.

The app itself only cost $1.99, so the biggest expense is getting a iPod Touch ($180) or an iPhone 5 or 6. If not, you'd have to get one, as you need an iPhone 5 or 6, an iPad, or an iPod Touch to use this app thru. First off, do you have an iPod Touch? It sounds like you don't.