To import audio into Voicemod, you typically add it as a custom sound effect or soundboard clip within the application's interface.
Importing your own audio allows you to personalize your soundboard for various uses, like streaming, gaming, or online calls. Voicemod supports specific file types and properties to ensure smooth integration and playback.
Steps to Import Audio
Based on the provided reference, here's the key action for importing a sound:
- Navigate to the relevant section: While the reference mentions "Selfie," this likely refers to an area within Voicemod where you can add personal content, perhaps within the soundboard or sound effects library.
- Click the [+] gray box next to “Selfie.”
- Upload your sound file: Follow the prompts to select and upload the audio file from your computer.
Audio File Requirements
It's crucial that the audio file you want to import meets specific criteria for Voicemod to process it correctly.
- Length: The sound must be under 120 minutes long.
- Format: The file should be in either an MP3 or WAV file format.
- Bitrate: The audio needs to have a constant bit rate (CBR). Variable Bit Rate (VBR) files may not work correctly.
Supported File Specifications
To make it easier, here's a summary of the necessary audio file properties:
| Requirement | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Format | MP3 or WAV | Common audio formats |
| Length | Under 120 minutes | Maximum duration allowed |
| Bitrate | Constant Bit Rate (CBR) | Essential for proper functioning |
- Tip: If your audio file is in a different format (like OGG or FLAC), or uses VBR, you might need to convert it using audio editing software before importing it into Voicemod. Ensure the conversion tool allows you to specify CBR for the output.
By following these steps and ensuring your audio file meets the specified requirements, you can successfully add custom sounds to your Voicemod experience.
