FoxVox Reviews

1. SemlerPDX

   | Community Manager at VETERANS-GAMING | over 2 years ago
   Looks great, works great, and it's free!

   Not sure what's up with the negative review I saw, but coming from someone who develops public profiles for VoiceAttack (for this very same BMS simulator), I'm extremely impressed with FoxVox's work! It is very easy to work with, it's a very clean GUI, and it functions very well - where things do not work so well, FoxVox is highly responsive to reports and feedback, and is actively developing this project to be as great as it can be.

   👍 Pros:    It works|It's free

   👎 Cons:    It's early access, so not yet 100% bug free
2. Guest

   over 2 years ago
   Junk

   Just get the software this is blatantly trying to rip off. VoiceAttack is like ten bucks (and cheaper if you get it on sale). This has a nice interface, but it is not intuitive - it's confusing and slow. I mean - you get what you pay for - but if you want to do something even remotely meaningful, just get VoiceAttack.

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