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'''Nintendo 3DS Sound''' is one of the pre-built applications for [[Nintendo 3DS]]. It allows the player to record up to 200 audio samples a maximum of 10 seconds long, put audio through a Sound Filter, and listen to audio/music with an adjustable speed/pitch. | '''Nintendo 3DS Sound''' is one of the pre-built applications for [[Nintendo 3DS]]. It allows the player to record up to 200 audio samples a maximum of 10 seconds long, put audio through a Sound Filter, and listen to audio/music with an adjustable speed/pitch. | ||
| − | It features parakeets/budgerigars as mascots like in [[Nintendo 3DS Camera]]. Through the "Compatibility" feature and by making a "Hit Parade" playlist, the player can compare | + | It features parakeets/budgerigars as mascots like in [[Nintendo 3DS Camera]]. Through the "Compatibility" feature and by making a "Hit Parade" playlist, the player can compare each of their songs with each other.<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Nintendo-3DS-Family/Instant-Software/Nintendo-3DS-Sound/Nintendo-3DS-Sound-115638.html Nintendo UK]</ref> |
==Sound filters== | ==Sound filters== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:01, 6 August 2020
Nintendo 3DS Sound is one of the pre-built applications for Nintendo 3DS. It allows the player to record up to 200 audio samples a maximum of 10 seconds long, put audio through a Sound Filter, and listen to audio/music with an adjustable speed/pitch.
It features parakeets/budgerigars as mascots like in Nintendo 3DS Camera. Through the "Compatibility" feature and by making a "Hit Parade" playlist, the player can compare each of their songs with each other.[1]
Sound filters
- Robot
- Tunnel
- Low Harmony
- Helium
- Transceiver
- High Harmony
- Budgie
- Whistle
- Synth Harmony
- Electric Fan
- Buzzer
- Trumpet
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