Impressive how her voice really fits Female V! Shame seems to be a older one.. the Cat-Woman mod is perfect but have bugs making the sound effects going mute "and some OST" This in other hand works perfectly.. nothing bugs and the voice indeed change, but by using a older version of the tech is quite common for the voice become robot'ish.. i would say 60%~40%, it is enough from breaking your immersion .. so yeah not going to use! Now we pray for those AI Voice mods gets a update, cause changing V's voice really makes your V unique
Also throwing a comment into the wind in hopes of a revisit/update
Mod is decent but even in normal conversation very robotic and noticeable compared to some others I've tried, But Scar Jo is a absolute perfect match for V. Thanks for the mod! This would absolutely warrant a playthrough if updated/perfected.
Btw, I was wondering, seeing as this is one of the best AI Voice mods, and it's one of your first ones, might it be worth a revisit since you've done a lot more since then and have presumably gotten some more experience with the process? Just a thought!
With these types of voicepacks, one of them will replace the default voice for all female player characters (or male if you're using a male one) that you're playing, so long as they're installed. So if you want to go back to the normal voice(s) you just have to uninstall them (i.e. delete them from archive/pc/mod).
But it's easy enough, it's just one archive file per voice. Even easier if you use Vortex or MO2, you can just switch mods off and on from their UIs - also if you use a mod manager, you can have loads of them and switch them in and out to your heart's content - I've got like 3 alternative female and 3 alternative male voices that suit different characters, the only slight pain being that you have to remember to switch them out/in before you play a different character, but it's not that big of a deal really, and you gain quite a lot in terms of giving different Vs different feels. It's really refreshing to have different V voices if you have several different Vs on the go, it give each of them a different vibe and freshens up repeated playthroughs.
But they're not perfect. They're pretty decent about 90% of the time if you're listening on small speakers, but they don't bear listening to on headphones loud, because even if they're not outright glitching, they have slight imperfections that you can hear if you listen closely and loudly.
This is by far one of the best voice mods - Scarjo's husky, slightly cynical tone really suits a femme streetkid, and I think because the original voice actress has a similar sort of accent, it doesn't sound too glitchy - well, unless you listen to it closely and loud on headphones, but that's the same for all of the voice mods (playing on small speakers most of them are fine about 90% of the time).
It's great to have all these voice mods, they give you some variation in feel for different characters if you've got a few of them going (and it's easy to switch them out if you use MO2, or I presume Vortex too).
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Mod is decent but even in normal conversation very robotic and noticeable compared to some others I've tried, But Scar Jo is a absolute perfect match for V. Thanks for the mod! This would absolutely warrant a playthrough if updated/perfected.
This is the must have ai mod and the tech has only gotten better since October
But it's easy enough, it's just one archive file per voice. Even easier if you use Vortex or MO2, you can just switch mods off and on from their UIs - also if you use a mod manager, you can have loads of them and switch them in and out to your heart's content - I've got like 3 alternative female and 3 alternative male voices that suit different characters, the only slight pain being that you have to remember to switch them out/in before you play a different character, but it's not that big of a deal really, and you gain quite a lot in terms of giving different Vs different feels. It's really refreshing to have different V voices if you have several different Vs on the go, it give each of them a different vibe and freshens up repeated playthroughs.
But they're not perfect. They're pretty decent about 90% of the time if you're listening on small speakers, but they don't bear listening to on headphones loud, because even if they're not outright glitching, they have slight imperfections that you can hear if you listen closely and loudly.
It's great to have all these voice mods, they give you some variation in feel for different characters if you've got a few of them going (and it's easy to switch them out if you use MO2, or I presume Vortex too).