Clownfish Voice Changer

When you launch the program, if you chose to create a desktop icon during installation, just press the Windows + D keys to see it. If it’s not on your desktop, just use the search bar in the bottom left assuming you’re on Windows 10 or an earlier version of Windows.

Now, type “Clownfish” in the search bar, and you’ll see Clownfish Voice Changer appear. You can open the app from there. If you want to uninstall it, you can click the uninstall option. But when you double-click the Clownfish icon to open it, don’t be surprised if you don’t see any interface it just runs in the background.

You might think nothing’s happening, or that maybe the installation didn’t work, and all sorts of doubts pop up. The answer is: it’s running just fine! You just need to adjust the program’s settings from the system tray in the bottom-right corner of your screen.

So, you’ll see it pop up down there. You might need to click the little upward arrow to find it. Once you do, right-click on it, and you’ll see all the available settings. Now, remember we’re going to check whether the correct microphone is selected for it.

To do that, you’ll go to the Setup option. From there, you’ll see another menu either on your right or left side. Click on “System Integration.” Once you do, a window will open, showing all your microphones and devices that handle sound for your system.

Make sure your microphone shows the word “Remove” next to it this means the necessary drivers are installed. If you check the list and see “Install” next to your mic instead, just click “Install” and that’ll activate your microphone.

Let’s go over a few more fixes in case you’re still having mic issues. We can try things like checking your system sound settings, making sure your privacy permissions allow mic access, or even updating your audio drivers. Let’s make sure everything’s covered!