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Noise-o-matic is a Indie, Audio Production, Utilities game with popular tags including Utilities, Audio Production, Music, Indie, Voice Control.

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High-quality soundboard software for voice chats: play sounds, record & alter your voice in real-time in any application or game! Add music and sounds to your microphone for others to hear. Text-to-speech feature included. Steam Workshop natively supported! Lets make some noise!

Reviews: Mostly Positive — 75% — of 140 reviews

Released: 2024-01-25

Developer: Evolved Labs

Genres: Indie, Audio Production, Utilities

Platforms: Windows

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Release DateJan 25, 2024

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Review Score77.4% – Mostly Positive

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