Voice Scrambler

Featured in Speech Technology, Digital Pro Sound, and Gizmodo! Phantom I/O is a real-time pitch shifter, modulator, plus band-inversion scrambler/descrambler.Phantom I/O samples audio from the microphone and sends the processed output straight through to the speaker/headphone jack in real-time. It's a perfect solution for interfacing with other audio equipment and processing gear.Unlike other gimmicky "toy" audio apps on the market, Phantom I/O is a premium-grade app designed to replace $100s in specialized audio processing gear. No flashy graphics. No cutesy cartoon icons. Just a simple interface designed for professional-grade audio processing. Advanced DSP algorithms provide high quality audio with minimal processing delay. Supports all common scrambling frequencies.This is a fully-functional ad-supported version of Phantom I/O. To remove advertisements, upgrade to the full version. Click the PURCHASE FULL VERSION link at the bottom of the app control panel, or search Google Play for "Phantom I/O Voice Scrambler".USER INSTRUCTIONSTHIS APP DOES NOT PROCESS AUDIO DURING PHONE CALLS MADE ON THE SAME DEVICE. This is a limitation of Android, not the app. To use during a phone call, you'll need a separate phone to actually make the call. You'll also need a way to send audio from the device running Phantom I/O to the phone making the call. This could simply be headphones or earbuds placed against the microphone of the phone. This can be a bit tricky, since the levels have to be just right to prevent feedback. For best quality, use a landline phone and a phone recording adapter that allows you to play audio directly onto the phone line.To process and/or scramble audio -- First, make sure headphones, earbuds, or other audio equipment are connected to the headphone jack. Select Process to begin processing audio from the microphone. You can then adjust the Pitch, Tremolo, and Vibrato sliders. To garble the audio stream, select a scrambling frequency, then select Scramble.To descramble audio -- First, make sure headphones or other audio equipment are connected to the headphone jack. Select the scrambling frequency, and select Scramble. Select Process. Hold the microphone so you can pick up the scrambled audio, then listen through the headphones. The original message will be clearly heard through the headphones.TROUBLESHOOTINGProblem: Audio processing doesn't function during phone callsSolution: This is a limitation of the Android OS. Processing phone call audio requires additional hardware. Contact us for more information.Problem: Audio is too lowSolution: Close the app, increase the Media Volume in Settings > Sound > Volume, then restart the app.Problem: Loud feedback noiseSolution: This app is an in-line processor. You must use the headphone jack for this app to function properly.Problem: Output is delayedSolution: This is normal. Due to buffering, the output audio may be delayed by a few hundred milliseconds.Problem: Descrambled message sounds the same as scrambled messageSolution: Make sure Scrambler option is selected.Problem: "Whooshing" soundSolution: Move the pitch slider to a different settings, then back to the previous setting. This will reset the pitch shifter.