Virtual.ink documentation
Configuration
Sound is the configuration page for Virtual.ink capture-flow audio. It lets you choose a pack, preview it, and decide which cues play during countdown, capture, processing, and completion.
Presets
The preset strip includes these built-in options:
- Silent
- Default
- Classic
- Arcade
- Zen
- 8bit
- Noir
- Celestial
- Rubber
- Telegraph
- Sakura
Selecting a preset changes both the sound pack and the per-phase defaults.
If you manually edit settings until they match a known preset again, the page can resolve back to that preset automatically.
Preview
The preview button plays a short staged demo of the current recipe:
- countdown
- capture
- processing
- completion
Preview is unavailable while Silent is selected or before the active pack finishes loading.
Global Settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Volume | Master output level for the sound engine |
| Time signature | Choose 4/4 or 3/4 for the beat grid |
| Riser | Enable or disable the pre-capture riser |
Countdown
The Countdown section controls what plays before capture starts.
Tickenables beat ticks during countdownDroneadds a sustained background layer during countdown
Capture
The Capture section controls audio while the action is actively running.
Available controls:
TickDroneStart cueEnd cueSubdivision:1x,2x,4x, or8x
Subdivision changes how dense the tick pattern feels during capture.
Processing
The Processing section controls audio after capture while the result is being finalized.
Available controls:
TickDroneSubdivision:1x,2x,4x, or8x
Success
The Success section controls the completion cue.
Chimeplays a finishing sound when the recipe completes
How The Sound Flow Works
The sound engine uses one continuous recipe across the session.
In practice that means countdown can flow directly into capture, then transition into processing, then finish with the success chime instead of acting like four unrelated sound effects.
Saving
Sound settings save automatically, so the selected pack and cue settings come back on the next launch.
Availability
The Sound page appears in Virtual.ink's Config group.