Microsoft Windows 11 voice clarity feature launched; you get big benefit

Microsoft Windows 11 voice clarity feature has been rolled out for its latest operating system. The new feature will use artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to make your voice much clearer during calls and recordings. Earlier, Microsoft Teams had launched a similar feature that minimizes and eliminates background noises for people in noisy environments. However, now this feature will work with other video calling apps as well. The feature is currently exclusive to Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio, a relatively niche product from Microsoft. But it is likely to be rolled out for more devices in future. Know what this feature is and how it works.

What is Microsoft’s Voice Clarity feature for Windows 11

Microsoft's voice clarity feature will use premium audio processing that makes audio calls clearer by eliminating background noise and voices. It uses advanced audio processing to dampen noise in the environment.

The company in its blog mentioned that this new feature will capture details in users’ voices like laughter, emotion, and confidence more clearly. This will allow users to stand up and walk around the room without getting worried about their voice and background noise.

How Microsoft’ Windows 11 Voice Clarity works

As of now Microsoft has rolled out the Voice Clarity feature exclusively to Windows 11 for Surface Laptop Studio. This new feature will work with higher bandwidth to capture the entire audio spectrum of users’ voice and allow people to hear each other clearly with advanced echo control. This feature will integrate signals from multiple microphones to extend the listening range. This will help two-way dialogue flow more naturally and give an in-person conversation experience.

Microsoft keeps introducing more features to make its products better for users. Recently, the tech giant has rolled out android app support for Windows 11 allowing users to install Android apps from the Amazon Appstore on their computers or systems. But do note that Android apps aren’t available directly from the Microsoft Store.