Quail Sounds - Quail calls & sounds

Experience high-quality quail call sound effects. I’ve remixed these sounds for your smartphone. This application allows you to enjoy your preferred sounds however you wish.

Get quail sounds for free on your smartphone. If you don’t give it a try, you won’t know what you’re missing.

Features

~ Play random sounds

~ Set as ringtone

~ Use as notifications

~ Set as an alarm

~ Works offline

~ Favorites list

~ Auto replay option

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Here’s a detailed guide on how to use the Quail Sounds app, helping you quickly master all its features:

I. Basic Operations: Opening and Browsing Sounds

Launch the App

After downloading and installing, tap the app icon on your phone’s home screen to open it. You’ll enter the main interface.

The main interface displays all available quail sound effects, with some featuring preview play buttons.

Play Sounds

Single Sound Play: Tap any sound name or icon to play it directly.

Random Play: Locate the Shuffle button (usually a circular icon with arrows) on the interface. Tap it to automatically play sounds from the list in random order.

Loop Play: Some versions support an Auto Replay function. Enable it in the playback settings or sound details page to repeat the sound until manually stopped.

II. Personalization: Set as Ringtone/Notification/Alarm

1. Set as Phone Ringtone

While playing a target sound, tap the Set as Ringtone button (often a gear or bell icon).

The system will prompt you to choose between setting it as a Call Ringtone or Contact-Specific Ringtone. Select the corresponding option and confirm.

2. Set as Notification Sound

Tap the More Options (⋮) or Settings icon next to the sound and choose Set as Notification.

On some phones, you may need to go to System Settings → Sound & Vibration → Notification Sound and select the saved sound from there.

3. Set as Alarm Tone

Open your phone’s built-in Alarm app. When creating or editing an alarm, select Quail Sounds in the Ringtone Selection (usually found in the “Third-Party App Sounds” or “Custom Ringtones” list).

Some models allow direct setting: tap the sound in Quail Sounds → Set as Alarm and follow the prompts.

III. Advanced Features: Favorites and Offline Use

 Favorite Frequently Used Sounds

While browsing sounds, tap the Star icon (☆) or Favorite button next to a sound to add it to your Favorites List.

The favorites list is typically located in the Favorites tab of the bottom navigation bar for quick access to frequently used sounds.

Offline Use (Play Without Network)

The app automatically downloads audio files to your device when you play a sound for the first time.

After that, you can play downloaded sounds normally even with no network or in flight mode (no need to redownload).

Note: Sounds that haven’t been played before require an internet connection to download first.

IV. Other Useful Functions

Sound Search (If Available)

If the app supports search, enter keywords (e.g., “quail mating call,” “baby bird chirps”) in the search bar at the top of the main interface to quickly find specific types of sounds.

Volume Adjustment

Use your phone’s physical volume buttons to adjust playback volume while a sound is playing, or slide the volume bar in the app’s playback interface.

Share Sounds

Tap the Share icon (↗) next to a sound to send the audio file via SMS, WeChat, email, or other methods (some formats may only support sharing audio clips).

V. Notes

Permission Requirements: Grant the app “Storage Permission” to save sound files and “Notification Permission” to enable ringtone settings when first using it.

Compatibility: On some Android devices, you may need to manually allow third-party apps to set ringtones in system settings.

Sound Copyrights: The app’s sound effects are for personal non-commercial use only. Do not use them for commercial purposes or modify/distribute them.

With these steps, you can fully utilize all features of the Quail Sounds app and enjoy personalized quail sound experiences! For further questions, check the app’s “Help Center” or contact developer support.