Voicemod users and Angry Birds fans will enjoy fun and immersive sound content made famous by the games from Rovio Entertainment enhanced with Voicemod’s real-time voice and interactive audio capabilities

Voicemod, the world leader in augmented voice and interactive audio, has signed its first-ever IP deal with Rovio Entertainment for its hit gaming franchise, Angry Birds. Through the agreement brokered by IMG, Angry Birds fans and Voicemod users will be able to enjoy a rich and amplified library of sound experiences from the globally loved games, powered by Voicemod’s one-of-a-kind voice and audio technology.

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“Through this fantastic partnership with Voicemod, we are able to enhance the Angry Birds soundscape and bring it to immersive new heights.”

As the ultimate source in enabling the sonic identities of the metaverse, Voicemod builds the audio tools that make it easy for gamers, content creators, and professionals of all skill levels to express themselves however they want to be heard. By incorporating Angry Birds into their unique voice augmentation and audio creations, Voicemod will further expand its immersive impact on sound interaction — beginning with the gaming space.

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In making the announcement, Voicemod CEO and co-founder Jaime Bosch said, “As we continue to forge a more immersive digital landscape by enhancing sonic experiences, it is a pleasure to incorporate engaging game franchises into our sound content. We are delighted to have an iconic brand like Rovio’s Angry Birds join us as our first IP partnership.”

“The Angry Birds sound world is quite unique, with nuances and characteristics that have become iconic over the years,” says Katri Chacona, director of brand licensing at Rovio. “Through this fantastic partnership with Voicemod, we are able to enhance the Angry Birds soundscape and bring it to immersive new heights.”

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