Software solution that allows you to convert various pictures and photos to sound, you can make all sort of adjustments and pick from available samples.
- SonicPhoto
- Version :1.21
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Daniel White Skytopia
SonicPhoto Description
Some of the most popular applications on the Internet help you create sound in multiple ways and forms. One interesting application is SonicPhoto.
It’s a neat and simple software solution for converting various pictures and photos to sound. You can make all sort of adjustments and pick from various available sound samples.
Simple and clean graphical interface
The application sports a really small and simple graphical interface with multiple tools and features that you can check out. It doesn’t come with any customization options, which means that you can’t make any changes to the application’s overall appearance.
It also doesn’t have any tips or instructions, although it would have been nice if you could get some guidance when using the application.
Create sound from images
You simply need to choose a preset from the list of many available options. The next step is to load a picture from your computer or use one of the available samples provided by the application.
It lets you preview the image and make all sort of adjustments to it. You can rotate pictures, flip or invert colors. You can also normalize volume, stereo and add extra high quality.
It displays the picture size and the time taken to generate sound. You can adjust volume, stereo, quality, sound time, lowest frequency, brightness, tone and even harmonics.
Additional features and tools
You can make other adjustments to the sound and enable instrument and harmony quantization. It comes with the option to preview the generated audio file and make all sort of adjustments until you the sound that you were looking for. Gamma can also be adjusted and it allows you to set random settings.
All in all, SonicPhoto is a very useful software solution that helps you load pictures and create sound files with them. You can make all sort of adjustments until you get the sound that you were looking for.