Shift

I can see my voice coming through my microphone in Discord and other programs, but not in the Supertone Shift app. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program, but it was the same, and I tried different microphone settings and it didn't recognize it. When I read what it says to read, it doesn't show that the program is recognizing it, and the Done button doesn't activate. What should I do?

Hello, Thanks for your great Supertone Shift! I really enjoy it with only a single paid voice. I'd love to purchase and use more voices. I'm blind and use screen readers on Windows 11 like JAWS, NVDA, and Windows Narrator. Unfortunately, the GUI of Supertone Shift is not accessible and I've been having difficulty changing its settings. How can I switch to another voice with just a keyboard, without using a mouse? Can I tune settings like volume and pitch with a keyboard? I'd also appreciate it if Shift allowed me to configure using a text editor or Windows registry. I found the following file that seems like a configuration file, but it's in binary format. %APPDATA%\Supertone Shift\VoiceResource\.user_info

When my voice is start analyzed, it is not recorded. The microphone is correct, the microphone is also turned on

CPU usage has increased very much since v0.1. CPU usage is currently over 60% on a Ryzen 5700X.

The UI is still in its infancy which means this is the perfect time to make sure keyboard and screen reader users have a good time using the UI. Currently, they don't. The majority of controls can't be tabbed to, a lot of elements have no accessible labels ... Please do better. This is almost embarrassingly bad, currently, and it's not rocket science to get this right. Please take a look here for pointers: https://docs.juce.com/master/group__juce__gui__basics-accessibility.html

Hello, Using Shift v0.1.3 I am a music producer and content creator and I am using a Focusrite Clarett+ audio interface. My setup and all the associated programs are all set for 96kHz. The virtual driver for Shift is currently only available at 48kHz. This is not necessarily an issue as WASAPI programs will resample the input, for example Discord, OBS, etc. We can still use a 96kHz audio setup and use the "48kHz Shift Mic Input" and it will work. However the issue is that Shift exhibits severe audio dropouts whenever the "Headphones (Output)" setting is set to a channel that is running at 96kHz (and possibly anything different than 48kHz). When selecting a channel that runs at 48kHz, the issue goes away and it is very smooth. This can also be verified in real time with a program that has a mic test feature such as Discord and selecting "Shift Mic Input" as the input. This occurs regardless of the "Voice Check" status in Shift. This simple test proves that the issue comes from the Shift program itself. A processing or resampling glitch occurs when the output in Shift isn't 48kHz. Even though the output setting only serves for the Voice Check feature (which is just there for monitoring purposes), it seems to impact the program's internal audio processing, yet there should be no reason for it to produce such a negative effect. This issue is quite concerning, and is actually the only issue I've noticed with the program.

I can see my voice coming through my microphone in Discord and other programs, but not in the Supertone Shift app. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program, but it was the same, and I tried different microphone settings and it didn't recognize it. When I read what it says to read, it doesn't show that the program is recognizing it, and the Done button doesn't activate. What should I do?

When I click on a character, he is not selected, but just an empty field where the selected character and his settings should be selected

I can't go through the sound registration, does not recognize voice

There is a Error:No Server Connection,when I start this app. It will auto close after I click the Close button on the Error Window.