Voice Changer App Overview and Usage

Recording and Playback:

Record your voice using the record button.
Playback your recordings with the play button.
Sliders and Their Functions:

EQ (Equalizer) Bands:

EQ bands are used to adjust specific frequency ranges to improve tone balance or emphasize/de-emphasize certain sounds.
Bands:

Bands are used to boost or cut specific frequency ranges such as bass, mid, and treble.
Low Shelf: Boosts or cuts all frequencies below a certain point.
High Shelf: Boosts or cuts all frequencies above a certain point.
Parametric: Boosts or cuts around a central frequency, with adjustable bandwidth (Q factor).

Pass Filters:

Pass filters allow or remove specific frequency ranges.
Low Pass: Passes frequencies below a cutoff point and attenuates higher frequencies. Useful for removing high-frequency noise.
High Pass: Passes frequencies above a cutoff point and attenuates lower frequencies. Useful for removing low-frequency noise (e.g., wind noise).

Distortion:

Distortion intentionally alters the audio signal, making the sound rougher or increasing saturation.
Pitch:

Pitch control adjusts the pitch (frequency) of the audio signal, allowing you to make the sound higher or lower.
Pitch:

Shifts the pitch of the audio signal. Positive values increase pitch, and negative values decrease it. Useful for changing voice tone, such as making a male voice sound more like a female voice.
By combining these features, you can finely adjust your audio's characteristics and create your desired sound.