CrystalSound

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Introduction: CrystalSound is an AI-powered application and screen recorder built to eliminate background noise, echo, and feedback during calls, recordings, and virtual meetings. Compatible with Windows, Mac, and iOS, it enhances audio quality and productivity through real-time noise cancellation, screen recording, and automated meeting minutes.
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CrystalSound Product Information

What is CrystalSound?

CrystalSound is an AI-powered application and screen recorder designed to reduce noise, echo, howling, and other unwanted audio interference during calls, recordings, and online meetings. Available for Windows, Mac, and iOS, it improves audio quality and productivity by providing noise cancellation, screen recording, and meeting transcription features.

How to use CrystalSound?

1. Install CrystalSound on your Windows, Mac, or iOS device. 2. Integrate the app with your preferred communication platforms, such as Zoom or Google Meet. 3. Select CrystalSound as your microphone input within your meeting app's settings. 4. Activate features like noise cancellation, screen recording, and meeting minutes during your calls.

CrystalSound's Core Features

  • AI-powered noise cancellation
  • Screen recording
  • Meeting minutes generation
  • Bidirectional audio recording
  • Cloud call recording
  • Audio file enhancement

CrystalSound Use Cases

#1 Eliminating background noise during online meetings
#2 Recording and transcribing meeting minutes
#3 Improving audio quality for podcasts and recordings
#4 Enhancing voice clarity in noisy environments
#5 Centralizing meeting recordings for easy access and analysis

FAQ from CrystalSound

Will I be charged after the Premium Trial? +

No, the 7-day Premium Trial is free. Once the trial expires, your account automatically reverts to the Starter plan without any charges, unless you manually choose to upgrade to Premium.

Does it only remove noise from one's own mic, or also from the noise coming from the other person on the call? +

CrystalSound provides bi-directional noise cancellation, which removes background noise from both your microphone and the other party's audio.

What is the 'My Voice Only' feature? +

The 'My Voice Only' feature isolates and enhances your voice by suppressing background noise from other speakers.

What enhancements can be made to audio files? +

CrystalSound improves the sound quality of MP3, WAV, and FLAC recordings for clearer playback. It also provides voice changer effects, including pitch shift, reverb, and robotic.

Can I cancel my subscription at any time? Is there a cancellation fee? +

Yes, you can cancel at any time without a cancellation fee. You will retain access until the end of your current billing cycle; however, refunds are not issued for remaining time outside of the 30-day money-back guarantee period.

What is your refund policy? +

We provide a 30-day money-back guarantee on all subscriptions. If you find that CrystalSound does not meet your needs within the first 30 days of your paid subscription, we will issue a full refund.

CrystalSound Pricing

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Free plan available.

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