Voice distortion box

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A voice distortion box is a device which disguises a voice over the telephone or other medium.

Using voice changing software, a person can change the sound of their voice so it appears to be: the opposite gender, person's of various ages, a mythical being (for example, a leprechaun voice), a person with a particular accent, incorporates various sound effects, etc.

Voice changing software, Shockofgod and Patrick the singing leprechaun

In February of 2011, in the voice chat room of the popular video maker Shockofgod an atheist compared God to the mythical beings of leprechauns and demanded proof of the existence of leprechauns. As a result, a friend of Shockofgod's, using voice changing software, appeared in the room as Patrick the singing leprechaun and began singing the classic Irish song "When Irish eyes are smiling".

As a result, some of the atheists in the room became extremely angry (see: Atheism and anger) and began to use profanity (see: Atheism and profanity). Shockofgod found this incident so humorous he laughed throughout the evening, laughed in his bed before retiring and woke up laughing as well.[1]

In his video entitled Leprechaun gets cussed out by angry atheists Shockofgod relays this humorous story. [2]