Audio Mods

[jonny5449]

Anyone have a bad collection of audio mods or advice for my earbuds thanks

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[koeylondon]

Depending on which rom I'm using, I use the ALSA AudioFX widget combo or DSPManager. If you know how to use an EQ, then that's basically all you need.

 

[cole2kb]

^^ this. Beats / MegaBass whatever-the-hell is just an EQ preset. Get a ROM with DSP manager, turn on the Bass Boost to "slight" and turn up the higher-range in the EQ. Done.

 

[TNK2]

^^ this. Beats / MegaBass whatever-the-hell is just an EQ preset. Get a ROM with DSP manager, turn on the Bass Boost to "slight" and turn up the higher-range in the EQ. Done.

Are you sure absolutely sure about that? I got one of the beats mods working along with DSPmanager(using mostly classical and R&B eq preset) and my music sounds way better then when I just had DSPmanager by itself. The bass is also pretty cleaned up and I heard a few more highs and lows that I didn't notice before.

 

[cole2kb]

Positive. You just didn't or couldn't find the right preset with DSP Manager, or it was a placebo effect.

 

[ThatGuyLurkin]

Google this:


Beats+Alsa Galaxy Ace


Or use the Democracy rom in the LoZ thread.

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[koeylondon]

Google this:


Beats+Alsa Galaxy Ace


Or use the Democracy rom in the LoZ thread.

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Can you link to Democracy? I haven't seen a port for the Op, and it looks... interesting.

 

[ThatGuyLurkin]

You can find it this thread -

http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?t=162404

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[On3wheels]

best thing you can do is get better headphones, only so much you can do with an EQ.
PS - beats everything can burn in heck...like monster cable, they're just under-engineered and over priced)......

 

[koeylondon]

Eh... Monster Cables tend to be over-shielded for any home work. As a musician, I liked using them for connecting speakers, especially in heavy EMF interference areas. Less interference=less hum. In any kind of home environment, though, they're basically overkill.