USB Sound Card Voice Changer Mic Kit for Streaming

Twelve buttons. Endless bits.

Twelve buttons, instant bits

Twelve labeled buttons change your sound live, from Electric and Voice Change to Applause, Laughter and Wolf. The Sing button handles karaoke nights, and Mute is there when you need a breath. Pair the card with a sound card setup and the effects land on the same mic you talk into.

A mic that sits still

The condenser mic sits in a shock mount, so desk knocks and typing stay out of the recording. The pop filter on its flexible gooseneck catches the hard P and B sounds before they hit the capsule. The gold knurled grille looks as good on camera as it sounds.

One clamp, zero fuss

The scissor boom arm comes with its own desk clamp, so there is no extra hardware to hunt for. Clamp it to a solid, flat desk edge, tighten it firmly, then set the mic height in front of your mouth. The arm holds that position through a full stream.

Live in four steps

1. 1
   Connect the sound card

   Plug the mic into the Condenser MIC input and connect your phone or PC through Live1 or Live2 with the USB-C cable.

2. 2
   Clamp the boom arm

   Clamp the scissor arm to a solid, flat desk edge and tighten it firmly before you touch the mic position.

3. 3
   Set the mic and pop filter

   Attach the shock mount to the mic, then place the pop filter a few inches in front of it on the flexible gooseneck.

4. 4
   Test before you go live

   Record a short test, set the mic knob to a middle level, then raise it until your peaks sit at a safe level. Tap a button to hear the effect.

Everything on the desk, in one box

• V8 sound card×1

  Matte black metal chassis with 12 effect buttons

• Condenser microphone×1

  Gold knurled grille

• Scissor boom arm stand×1

  Reaches over the desk

• Desk clamp×1

  Attaches the boom arm to the desk edge

• Pop filter×1

  On a flexible gooseneck

• Shock mount×1

  Isolates the mic from desk knocks

• XLR to 3.5mm audio cable×1

  Connects the mic to the sound card

• USB cables×3

  For phone and PC connections

Flat voice, loose gear, one box

The flat voice problem

Your voice comes out thin, the mic thumps on every P, and the cables you bought separately are tangled under the monitor. Viewers notice before you do. They scroll on, and the chat goes quiet.

One box, one clamp

The V8 sound card takes the mic, instruments and phone or PC through its own ports, and the boom arm clamps to the desk edge. The condenser mic, shock mount, pop filter and cables arrive in the same box, already matched to each other.

The fun you can switch on

Press one of the 12 voice and effect buttons and your voice turns into something new, mid-sentence. Chat starts typing faster, and the next bit writes itself.

From box to live in one evening

1. First use
   Plugged in and talking

   Connect the sound card, mic and boom arm, then record a quick test to check levels and hear what the shock mount and pop filter change.

2. 3 uses
   Buttons feel natural

   After a few sessions the effect buttons become part of your flow, and you learn which effects suit your channel and which to skip.

3. 30 days
   Desk setup feels settled

   Mic position, gain and boom arm height stay put, so going live becomes one step instead of a setup session.

One box beats five separate buys