How to Make an Audio File Your Voicemail?

An audio file is a playable recording of a sound that has been captured. Sound is a series of inherently analog impulses that the audio card, using a microprocessor known as an analog-to-digital converter, converts to digital signals (ADC). It is possible to use a compression algorithm to turn it into an mp3 file and store it on disk. You can play the file directly by using an audio command.

A digitally recorded message is left on voicemail. When you call someone and they aren’t available, you record a voice message into a digital mailbox that may be retrieved by the mailbox owner. The digital age has improved voicemail functioning, yet all systems are the same. Voice message is proactive, while voicemail is an afterthought. Voicemail and voice messaging differ mostly in intention, which may be the most significant difference. When no one answers the phone, you leave an irritating voicemail message.

Nowadays many people find the default voicemail boring. So, they want to customize their voicemail with one of their own audio files. Thus, it becomes a burning question that can the audio files be turned into voicemail? The answer is, yes. It requires a simple process which is described in the later part of the article. 

How to Check and Make an Audio File Your Voicemail?

Here is the process of how to check and make:-

How to Check Audio files and Voicemails?

To check audio files, open File Manager and go to the folder containing the audio file to start playing it. Drop the audio file icon from File Manager onto the Audio main window by dragging it there. It opens the chosen file. The audio file begins playing if the Automatically play audio file on Open is checked in the Options-Play dialog box.

To check the voicemail on an Android phone: 

Dial *#06# to access your voicemail messages

Open the Phone app after turning on your phone.

Call the voicemail box.

Enter the passcode for your voicemail system.

To check your messages, press the corresponding key.

Each message can be replayed, deleted, or saved by tapping the key that corresponds to it.

Making an Audio File Into Voicemail

When you create a personalized greeting, you do so on the carrier’s server rather than the phone. There is no method to upload a file to the iPhone to serve as a personalized voicemail greeting, but you can always contact the carrier to see if they have a solution.

Nowadays, it seems like everyone uses a mobile phone. You can utilize an .MP3 file of a recording that you made yourself or that was obtained from another source, such as your preferred movie or TV show, to assist in personalizing the voicemail message on your mobile phone or your landline phone. Your voicemail message can be replaced with an .MP3 file, which is a quick and enjoyable undertaking. Below is a description of the process:

Step 1: Locate the. MP3 file on your computer that contains the voicemail greeting you want to utilize.

Step 2: Call your own phone number or take a different path to access your voicemail settings, which are offered by your phone service provider.

Step 3: Play the. MP3 file you located in Step 1 once to make sure it is the one you want to use and that there are no mistakes. Keep your computer’s media player running.

Step 4: To alter the voicemail greeting, select the prompt provided by your voicemail settings provider.

Step 5: In the voicemail settings interface provided by your phone service provider, choose the option to record a new voicemail greeting by following the voice prompts.

Step 6: Place your PC or MP3 player’s speakers close to your phone’s microphone.

Step 7: Play the MP3 file while holding your phone next to the speakers when the voicemail settings ask you to start recording your new welcome. Press the # key (or the key specified by your phone provider) to end your recording once the MP3 has finished playing and the greeting has been recorded.

Enter voicemail on your iPhone and select “Greeting.” Tap record for a few seconds, then stop. Use iFuntastic or SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) to access /var/root/Library/Voicemail on your iPhone before tapping Save. You’ll find a file with the name “Greeting. amr.” The audio you just captured is this. Change the name of the file to “Greeting.amr” and replace it with your personalized greeting. To make sure your message is delivered, tap “Play” on your iPhone. If it does, select “Save,” and AT&T‘s servers will receive your personalized message.

Conclusion

You can always turn your audio file into voicemail. You may do not like the default greeting messages of the voicemail and want to change that. To do that, you need to follow some simple steps which are stated above. So go ahead and customize your voice mails.