hi forum,
I was wondering if anyone has played with all these equalizer bass apps?
I cant seem to be able to turn up my bass settings high with out my door speakers banging like they going to blow up.
I just want to turn the bass up high on the subwoofer only and not my door speakers.
I am using a car radio android system in a car and I cant figure out how to separate my bass from the subwoofer and door speakers.
The bass sounds great when I turn it up but then the door speakers sound like they going to blow so I turn down the bass settings on the equalizer and then I loose my subwoofer bass sound.
Is there any apps that give you two channel equalizers for speakers and then subwoofer? That would be so much cooler to have two equalizer settings for the speakers and one for the subwoofer.
I have not found nothing yet in google play store.
noobiedev said:
hi forum,
I was wondering if anyone has played with all these equalizer bass apps?
I cant seem to be able to turn up my bass settings high with out my door speakers banging like they going to blow up.
I just want to turn the bass up high on the subwoofer only and not my door speakers.
I am using a car radio android system in a car and I cant figure out how to separate my bass from the subwoofer and door speakers.
The bass sounds great when I turn it up but then the door speakers sound like they going to blow so I turn down the bass settings on the equalizer and then I loose my subwoofer bass sound.
Is there any apps that give you two channel equalizers for speakers and then subwoofer? That would be so much cooler to have two equalizer settings for the speakers and one for the subwoofer.
I have not found nothing yet in google play store.
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You Viper4android needed
amintehrani said:
You Viper4android needed
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android car radio do not have ARM11+
viper4android does not have any subwoofer controls like I asked for.
the new version does not seem to have any effect on my android galaxy phone with bluetooth speakers or phone speaker either
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Every couple months i pointlessly ask this question.
Is anyone aware of an app that can adjust the headphone amplifier levels?
I need the headphone amp to have REDUCED volume to eliminate static noise when listening to quiet music at night.
Voodoo sound does this perfectly, but only works on samsung phones.
Thanks in advance, even though lets face it it doesn't exist.
stonew5082 said:
Every couple months i pointlessly ask this question.
Is anyone aware of an app that can adjust the headphone amplifier levels?
I need the headphone amp to have REDUCED volume to eliminate static noise when listening to quiet music at night.
Voodoo sound does this perfectly, but only works on samsung phones.
Thanks in advance, even though lets face it it doesn't exist.
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What exactly is causing this static noise??
DSP manager should be what you are looking for. Set the equalizer in the headphone settings to "custom" then reduce the levels across all the bands. If it is high pitched static you may just want to reduce the high frequencies
EDIT: Search the forums for "Dsp manager" to find the download link. Id post it but cant...
thornhill523 said:
What exactly is causing this static noise??
DSP manager should be what you are looking for. Set the equalizer in the headphone settings to "custom" then reduce the levels across all the bands. If it is high pitched static you may just want to reduce the high frequencies
EDIT: Search the forums for "Dsp manager" to find the download link. Id post it but cant...
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I appreciate your reponse but its not a solution. If you listen to quiet music at night like classical music, you will hear a static. Its a cheap headphone amp in the phone. Think about a guitar amp turned up too loud. You would hear the amp clearly when the guitar isn't playing. Some phones are worse than others in this regard. Turning the headphone amp down and the media volume UP reduces static noise and allows the media volume to be high.
Turning the eq down may help but at the cost of good sound quality. I have tried it.
And finally, here is the answer. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teamkang.fauxsound
I had the same problem to with white noise static coming in my low impedance in ear phones.
I edited these 2 files and lowered the gain to 48 for headset. I think by default its on 55.
They are in /system/etc
Files
TPA2051_CFG.csv
TPA2051_CFG_XC.csv
Edit and reboot. Make copies before edit just in case.
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Hi!
Xperia MiniPro (PowerAmp) I used so far with AGK headphones. It sounds so loud and clear.
Now, my new Xperia L is inaudible and i cant heat that powerfull bass.
(With the same app and headphones.) I tried the same options, and tried to boost in equalizer but still crap.
Any solution to make it more loud and clear bass?
Only solution is to get a pair of headphones that are more sensitive. Xperia L has much worse built in amplifier that MiniPro had. I experienced same issue with my old headphones and solution was to get new ones with at least 106db sensitivity.
You could try that amp boost in PowerAmp but it kills dynamic and makes sound flat and dull.
Viper4Android Bro You can make the headphones, loudspeaker and bluetooth device sound a 6 db louder or if you install both Viper4Android and Viper4Android XHiFi you can make headphones 12 db louder (In my case I only have 6 db louder as I set a eq to be more bass than everything and by making + 12 db theres to much bass and headphones ale quieter than before). But give it a try. btw. this need root.
damian01211 said:
Viper4Android Bro You can make the headphones, loudspeaker and bluetooth device sound a 6 db louder or if you install both Viper4Android and Viper4Android XHiFi you can make headphones 12 db louder (In my case I only have 6 db louder as I set a eq to be more bass than everything and by making + 12 db theres to much bass and headphones ale quieter than before). But give it a try. btw. this need root.
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PowerAmp app that OP is using has built in software amplication but just like every software solution that exists it kills dynamic and sound quality.
I just got my pair today. Paired them up. Came fully charged.
When I put any kind of song on with bass it distorts the music and it sounds like crap. I tried Poweramp and PlayerPro.
Google Play Music sounds fine but it is very poor due to no custom presets.
Going to play around with some Viper settings as well as Bluetooth developer settings and see what I can bring out of them.
Anyone else experience this? What are your thoughts on the headphones?
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Thread closed by OP request.
Music is fine. My in call volume is extremely low. Support 5icket open with no help
Music is fine, sound is very good and loud compared to PowerBeats 3 or Creative Outlier I used before.
Bass is good and rich with neutral mid and treble. I use Tidal Hifi as my daily driver.
This can be closed. I sold my headphones.
Anyone using V4A have a perfect speaker setup? I don't want to just boost the volume because the speaker tends to get shrill and high pitched at higher values. I'm aiming to make the speaker sound more bassy and deeper.
Edit: I've already set the equalizer to bass boost.
Are there any tuts on tweaking the sound etc, and or install other better ones? Dolby atmos, viper ?
Come again
marchnz said:
Come again
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Viper4android or other equalizer apps.
ElliotAlderson59 said:
Viper4android or other equalizer apps.
Try and then write experience, it's how xda works when unable to find/search
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A couple of things I've noticed while playing with it:
It's completely broken. I tried to get a baseline by setting all of the speakers to 0ms delay and 0db. What happens is that the headunit outputs zero sound. It should be outputting the same sound to each speaker at the same time, but their EQ math must be wrong and they output nothing.
The only way to get it to output anything is to have a difference between the front and rear speakers. For example, if you add a 20ms delay or a -1db to the front, you'll suddenly get sound out of the front and rears.
It makes zero sense and prevents you from doing any real tuning.
What I've found is that the "best" sound is from setting all speakers to 0ms delay, all speakers to 0db, then adjusting the two front speakers to -10db. I have no idea why that works or what the headunit is actually doing with that, but it results in decent sound from all 4 speakers.
The equalizer is so overwhelming but very important to the sound. In my car all the presets sound terrible expect for "Pop" which sounds pretty decent but I'm sure I could get much better sound if i knew what I was doing.