Soundmojis on Facebook Messenger: How to Send Them...
If you like to use a lot of stickers and GIFs when speaking with your friends and family, you'll love these new sorts of emojis that Facebook Messenger has added - Soundmojis. Soundmojis are emoticons with sound, as their name suggests. So, before you tell your family about your promotion, you may really add a drumroll to build the tension. Yes, you may now apply a background soundtrack to real-life events on Facebook Messenger. We'll go over all you need to know about Soundmojis in this lesson. So scroll all the way to the bottom to learn how to use Messenger's new sound-based emoticons.
Using Soundmojis on Facebook Messenger: A Step-by-Step Guide (2021)
Facebook is always developing new features to improve the primary messaging experience for its users. Whether it's the Facebook Messenger-Instagram Direct Messaging connection, Messenger Rooms, Secret Chats, or the recently introduced Soundmojis, there's something for everyone. With that stated, let's not spend any more time and learn everything there is to know about Soundmojis.
What exactly are Soundmojis (also known as Sound Emojis)?
Soundmojis was first introduced by Facebook in July of this year to commemorate World Emoji Day. Based on the nature of the emojis, these sound-based emoticons play related sound effects or popular musical quips. When you send a drum emoji to a buddy, Messenger will play the matching sound in the chat window, accompanied by an animated emoji.
These sound emojis span from simple noises like clapping or a drumroll to sections of popular pop songs like Ariana Grande's "thank you, next" and Cardi B's "WAP." Audio from some of your favorite TV shows and movies, such as Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Fast & Furious 9, is included in the Soundmojis.
The chicken bowl emoji, for example, plays WAP's "Macaroni in a pot," and the red stop emoji plays Billie Eilish's "Stop, what the hell are you talking about?" from her hit song "Therefore I am."
Emojis and other add-ons such as GIFs have previously been primarily about aesthetics. This is the first time, though, that Facebook has included audio in the mix. Soundmojis is available on both Android and iOS versions of Messenger. There are now about 23 Soundmojis accessible to share in Messenger chats. Facebook may, however, add to the list in the coming months.
Soundmojis on Facebook Messenger: How to Send Them
Let's look at how to send a Soundmoji on Facebook Messenger now that you know what they are. Ensure that the app has access to your device's microphone before sharing a Soundmoji on Messenger.
I'll be using an iPhone X running iOS 15 beta 4 for this video. It's worth noting, though, that Soundmojis is also accessible on Facebook Messenger for Android. Now that that's out of the way, let's look at how to send Soundmojis:
1. Open a conversation window in Facebook Messenger (Android, iOS) on your smartphone.
2. On the right side of the message field, tap the emoji symbol.
3. Then, on the right, press the loudspeaker symbol to enter the Soundmojis menu in Facebook Messenger. All of the various Soundmojis that you may send in a chat can be found here.
4. To preview a Soundmoji, tap it and Messenger will play the sound associated with it. Any of the Soundmojis can be tapped numerous times to hear the sound again before sending it.
5. After you've chosen a Soundmoji to share in the chat, press the "Send" button underneath the emoji. You can see how Soundmojis appear in a chat by watching the video below.
So, that's how you can quickly send a Soundmoji to your Facebook Messenger friends or family to better express your emotions. Keep in mind that the receiver must touch on the Soundmojis for them to play the appropriate sound.
Use Soundmojis on Facebook Messenger to Express Your Feelings
That's all there is to it. We hope this article helped you figure out how to send sound emojis to your friends and family using Messenger. Soundmojis is a fun twist on the standard emojis we use daily. Furthermore, because Facebook controls WhatsApp and Instagram, Soundmojis are likely to arrive on these social media platforms shortly. Do you believe that's something you're excited about? Emojis that make a sound? Let us know what you think in the comments area.
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