How to get to the Sounds app on a Pixel phone
For example, tap on ringtones and you can choose from 12 different headings including Pixel Sounds. Each one of these listings, when tapped, will show you several ringtone options you can choose from. When you choose the one you want to keep, tap the Done button in the upper right of the screen.
The old version of Sounds on the left. The new version is in the middle and right based on the wallpaper color theme.” | Image credit-Android Authority
The Sound & vibration page also allows you to change your volume for Media, Calls, Rings, Notifications, and Alarms. You’ll also be allowed to customize vibration levels for calls, notifications, and alarms. It is also the page that gives you access to one of the best Pixel features, “Now Playing.” The latter will show you on your lockscreen what song is playing within earshot. The controls on this page will allow you to see a history of songs that were discovered by the “Now Playing” feature on your Pixel.
New sounds found in version 3.3 of the Sounds app
Version 3.3 of Sounds will bring a new look to the feature and the color theme will be taken from the main color theme of your wallpaper. Additionally, this new version of Sounds includes some new, well, sounds:
- Brown-Eared Bulbuls in Wild Hokkaido
- Cicadas Scree in Wild Hokkaido
- Cuckoo Hoots in Wild Hokkaido
- Dawn Chorus in Wild Hokkaido
- Frog Chorus in Wild Hokkaido
- Wren Trills in Wild Hokkaido
Notification Sounds
- Black-Faced Bunting in Wild Hokkaido
- Frog Croak in Wild Hokkaido
- Japanese Bush Warbler in Wild Hokkaido
- White-Backed Woodpecker in Wild Hokkaido
- Woodpecker Drum in Wild Hokkaido
- Yezo Deer in Wild Hokkaido
Ringtones
- Cicadas Scree in Wild Hokkaido
- Cuckoos Whistle in Wild Hokkaido
- Frog Chorus in Wild Hokkaido
- Japanese Bush Warbler in Wild Hokkaido
- Japanese Thrush in Wild Hokkaido
- Sakhalin Leaf Warbler in Wild HokkaidoAlarms
