We just pushed a significant update to CallTuneAI that addresses some of the most requested features from our predator hunting community. Here's what's new.
You can now upload video files directly to CallTuneAI's AI sound generator and automatically extract the audio. This opens up some interesting possibilities for creating electronic coyote calls:
The app handles the video-to-audio conversion automatically. Just upload your video file like you would any audio file, and we'll take care of the rest.
We've increased the maximum upload size to 200 MB to support video files and longer audio recordings. This gives you plenty of headroom for high-quality source files without compression artifacts.
This is a big one for serious callers. You can now upload and export audio files up to 15 minutes long.
Previously, you were limited to shorter clips. Now you can work with complete calling sequences the way you actually use them in the field.
We've added 32-bit WAV support across all export formats:
This gives you studio-grade bit depth for the cleanest possible audio quality. Whether you're running high-end FoxPro units or custom setups, you now have professional audio export options.
By default, CallTuneAI now processes your audio without noise reduction to preserve the highest quality and keep file sizes lean. But we've added an optional noise reduction toggle for situations where you need it:
The toggle gives you control. If your source file is clean, leave it off for the best quality. If you've got background noise, flip it on and let the AI clean it up.
We also modified our file structure on 24 bit files to better support the FoxPro X24. Callers handle formats differently between models, file handling and encryption software and firmware, so if one will not load on yours, export the same track as MP3 or 16-bit WAV and try that.
These updates give you more flexibility in how you create and use custom calling sounds:
We're constantly working to make calltuneai more powerful and easier to use for creating AI game calls and predator calling sounds. These features came directly from feedback we've received from coyote hunters using the app in the field.
If you've got ideas for what you'd like to see next, let us know. We're listening.
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