Showing posts with label audio effects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audio effects. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2018

Bypass Voxal Voice Changer Effects

How To Switch Back to a Normal Voice with Voxal Voice Changer

Bypass Voice Effects with Voxal Voice Changer

With Voxal voice changing software, you can change your voice in real-time to sound like a girl, alien, robot, or stadium announcer. Voxal works with any chat program that uses a microphone.


In some cases, you may want to quickly switch back to your normal voice. With Voxal, you can easily switch back from a voice effect to your normal voice without exiting the program. To do this, simply use the "ByPass" option to momentarily remove all voice effects. 

How To Remove Voice Changer Effects

To switch back to your normal voice while using Voxal you can use the "Bypass" tool. The Bypass option is located in the Tools tab in the top bar menu. 




Selecting the Bypass tool will bypass the current voice, which will remove all effects from your voice. To switch back to a voice effect, simply deselect the Bypass tool. To deselect the Bypass tool, simply click on the Bypass button a second time. 

If the Bypass tool has a dark background, the Bypass tool is currently selected. 

Bypass tool selected:

Bypass tool not Selected:



Want to learn more about how to use Voxal? Check out our Voxal Video Tutorial Series.

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

1 Hour of Pink Noise - MP3 Free Download

Free Download 1 Hour of Pink Noise in MP3 as a Concentration, Memory, or Sleep Aid 


You’ve likely heard of “white noise,” which is produced when the sounds of different frequencies are combined. Pink noise, on the other hand, is a type of sound in which every octave carries the same power.

A slightly more technical definition from Wikipedia:
Pink noise or 1f noise is a signal or process with a frequency spectrum such that the power spectral density (energy or power per Hz) is inversely proportional to the frequency of the signal. In pink noise, each octave (halving/doubling in frequency) carries an equal amount of noise power.
According to studies, pink noise, which includes sounds at lower, more consistent frequencies than white noise, seems to help people sleep better. Additionally, it's associated with memory improvement, which may be beneficial especially for those suffering from Alzheimer's disease or other conditions that affect the brain.

Below is a free download of an hour of pink noise in mp3 format, made in Tone Generator by NCH Software.

Click on the link to download:
1 Hour Pink Noise (Google Drive, MP3)



To create sound frequencies of your own, download Tone Generator today. Tone Generator allows you to generate sine, square, triangular, saw tooth, and impulse sound waves. It also comes with presets for white, pink, blue, brown, violet, and grey noise signals.

Click on the link to download or purchase:

Tone Generator by NCH Software