Audio Cues

Record > Recorder Settings > Audio Cues

Gaggle includes a built-in voice assistant that can read out useful flight information while you are recording. The current Audio Cues page lets you test the voice, enable or disable announcements, choose a voice, control call behaviour, and fine-tune what gets announced automatically.

Audio Cue Settings

Main settings

Demo plays a sample announcement so you can confirm the voice and volume before takeoff.
Enabled turns spoken announcements on or off for the recorder.
Voice lets you choose the assistant voice used on this device.
Pause during calls stops callouts while you are on a phone call.
Volume adjusts Gaggle’s own cue volume, but your phone’s media volume still matters as well.

Automatic announcements

The current Automatic Announcements section includes controls such as:

Recorder Status
Recording Status
Flight Time
Fuel Level
Sunset
Aircraft Warnings
Power Lines
Airspaces

Enable the items you want to hear during flight, and disable the ones that would be distracting for your setup.

Interval announcements

The Interval Announcements section lets you choose both the announcement interval and which values should be read on that timer. The current options include:

Altitude
Ground Speed
Wind
Waypoint

This is useful if you want a recurring spoken status update without having to look down at the screen.

Task guidance cues

If you are flying a route, the page also includes a Task Guidance Cues area for route-related announcements. These cues work alongside the main automatic and interval callouts rather than replacing them.

Knock Detection

Knock-triggered controls are no longer configured inside the Audio Cues page. They now live under:

Recorder Settings > Gestures > Knock Detection

From there you can:

enable or disable knock detection
adjust the sensitivity
assign actions to 2 Knocks, 3 Knocks, and 4 Knocks

Knock detection is useful when you want an in-flight shortcut without taking your eyes off the air for long.

Tips

Use Demo while changing volume so you can hear the exact output level you will get in flight.
If announcements seem quiet, also raise the phone’s media volume while the demo or a cue is playing.
If you regularly take calls while tracking, keep Pause during calls enabled to avoid overlapping audio.