ScreamGate for Windows
ScreamGate delays output by a tiny look-ahead buffer, analyzes incoming audio, and drops gain when a targeted high-frequency spike appears.
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A Windows look-ahead audio gate for harsh high-frequency scream-like spikes. Route YouTube, movies, or games through it and teach the gate exactly what frequency region to block.
ScreamGate delays output by a tiny look-ahead buffer, analyzes incoming audio, and drops gain when a targeted high-frequency spike appears.
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While audio is playing, move or drag your mouse over the spectral graph to inspect the exact frequency and level under the cursor. Low bass lives on the left; sharper high-pitched screams usually appear farther to the right.
Click the spike area you want to cut out. ScreamGate uses that selected spectral point to target a narrow frequency band, instead of muting the whole movie just because something else is loud.
The target detector compares that band against its own learned baseline. That means louder bass can pass, while a smaller but abnormal high-frequency scream band can still get clamped.
Green is live audio. Blue is the learned baseline. Orange is the session max. Gray is the session min. The red vertical line marks your target frequency.
Narrow catches a precise scream band. Wider catches nearby harmonics but may mute more content.
Lower values trigger faster. Higher values reduce false positives.
Look-ahead catches spikes before output, hold keeps the gate down briefly, and release fades sound back in smoothly.