Audio effects
Reference information about the various audio effects in Unity.
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Use audio effects to modify the output of the Audio Mixer. These can filter the frequency ranges of the sound or apply reverb and other effects.
Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Use audio effects | Learn how to add and reorder audio effects on your Audio Mixer. |
| Audio Low Pass Effect | Reference for the Audio Low Pass Effect, which passes low frequencies and removes high frequencies. |
| Audio High Pass Effect | Reference for the Audio High Pass Effect, which passes high frequencies and cuts off lower frequencies. |
| Audio Echo Effect | Reference for the Audio Echo Effect, which repeats a sound after a given delay. |
| Audio Flange Effect | Reference for the Audio Flange Effect, which mixes a signal with a delayed version of itself. |
| Audio Distortion Effect | Reference for the Audio Distortion Effect, which distorts the sound from an Audio Mixer group. |
| Audio Normalize Effect | Reference for the Audio Normalize Effect, which applies constant gain to bring amplitude to a target level. |
| Audio Parametric Equalizer Effect | Reference for the Audio Parametric Equalizer Effect, which alters the frequency response using linear filters. |
| Audio Pitch Shifter Effect | Reference for the Audio Pitch Shifter Effect, which shifts an audio signal up or down in pitch. |
| Audio Chorus Effect | Reference for the Audio Chorus Effect, which processes an audio signal to create a chorus effect. |
| Audio Compressor Effect | Reference for the Audio Compressor Effect, which compresses an audio signal's dynamic range. |
| Audio SFX Reverb Effect | Reference for the Audio SFX Reverb Effect, which applies a customized reverb to an Audio Mixer group. |
| Audio Low Pass Simple Effect | Reference for the Audio Low Pass Simple Effect, which passes low frequencies while removing high frequencies. |
| Audio High Pass Simple Effect | Reference for the Audio High Pass Simple Effect, which passes high frequencies and cuts off lower frequencies. |