BadloVoice
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VisitBadloVoice vs TuxVoice
What both publish
| Fact | BadloVoice | TuxVoice |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Desktop setup uses git clone, a Python virtual environment, backend requirements, Uvicorn and a Vite frontend. | TuxVoice offers a Flatpak installation for any distribution with Flatpak, source builds, and an Arch PKGBUILD. |
| Integrations | The routing documentation covers Discord, games and OBS through a virtual audio cable. | The site lists Discord, Zoom, OBS, Telegram, TeamSpeak, Mumble, browser tabs and games as compatible microphone-recording applications. |
| License | The project is released under the MIT license. | TuxVoice is released under the GPL-3.0-or-later license. |
BadloVoice plans
- MIT open-sourceFree
TuxVoice plans
- FreeFree
Pick BadloVoice if…
It suits people who want local voice processing, presets, adjustable pitch, or more detailed audio controls for calls, games, or streams. Users considering iOS should note that the README describes setup requirements but not an iOS release.
Pick TuxVoice if…
TuxVoice suits Linux users who want voice effects and soundboard audio routed into other applications. It is a fit for users with PipeWire and WirePlumber who can install one of its offered package formats.