Vocal emulator
Type	Covert vocal modulation technology[1]
Known locations	Coruscant
Physical and technical specifications
Height	2.54 centimeter diameter[1]
Usage and history
Purpose	Alter vocal patterns of its user
Era(s)	Rise of the Empire era
Affiliation	Jedi Order

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A vocal emulator was a small recording device used to imitate another being's voice.

CharacteristicsEdit

The vocal emulator was rare piece of technology designed for covert operations. Constructed of an expensive scanner-resistant composite material, it was mainly used by spies or intelligence agents to alter their voice to match that of a sample subject. Spherical in shape, the device would record a sample of an individual's voice, then analyze such things as pitch, frequency, intonation and inflection to perfectly duplicate the vocal pattern of the subject. Once this was accomplished, tentacle-like limbs would extend from the sphere to help the spy swallow the device. The emulator would affix to the wearer's larynx and through electromyostimulation transmitted through the tentacles, the wearer's larynx would be reshaped to duplicate the recorded voice.^[1]

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Deception" (First appearance)

SourcesEdit

•  Vocal emulator in the Encyclopedia (First identified as Vocal emulator)

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