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talkbox

British  
/ ˈtɔːkˌbɒks /

noun

  1. another name for voice box

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See also: Stevie Wonder’s live talkbox rendition from “The David Frost Show” in 1972, later sampled by Frank Ocean on 2016’s “Blonde.”

From Los Angeles Times

The song was one of the first to use the talkbox, a wacky effects-pedal.

From The Guardian

Companies like Cubicall, Nomad, and TalkBox, among others, are offering up solutions to the modern office’s privacy problem.

From New York Times

When a little Zapp-esque talkbox colors "In + Out," it feels like a robot’s broken into their moody basement lounge.

From The Verge

South Korean authorities said China had told them that it blocked the messaging apps KakaoTalk, Line, DiDi, Talkbox and Vower as part of efforts to fight terrorism, Reuters reported on Thursday.

From The Guardian