New DSi Sound demonstration videos.

This clip shows four filters that can be be applied to your music, like adding more reverb. They don’t seem really useful, but the pseudo-chiptune effect could be cool!

Here’s another DSi sound feature that most will find pointless — replaying segments of an audio file. Unless you’re trying to figure out lyrics, learn how to play part of a song, or teach yourself another language, you’ll likely never use this feature!

The button on the very bottom right, under the loop button, allows you to quickly designate a track as a “Favorite,” adding it to a playlist.

“When you walk awwaaayyyyy …” You’ve probably already seen this element of DSi Sound that allows you to adjust the speed and pitch of songs.

Apparently, Nintendo execs Shigeru Miyamoto and Satoru Iwata initially couldn’t decide whether to include DSi Sound with the DSi or provide it as a downloadable application. Though there isn’t much value to a lot of the program’s functions, I’m glad DSi Sound was thrown in as something extra to play with.

See more: Our previous Nintendo DSi coverage

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