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might wanna add the very usefull peakmeter https://sourceforge.net/p/equalizerapo/discussion/general/thread/08f7da7fa7/
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Added.. Thanks for the recommendation and link.
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Okidoki. I added it to the lists. Thanks for the link and recommendation.
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I'm not sure what you mean. Can you please elaborate a bit for me.
Pro Q3 uses a different system for the Q values, meaning that you cannot just use the Q values what you find here or on GitHub. You need to multiply each Q value by 1.41 (precisely sqrt(2)) to match the other EQs.
Here is the thread where I found this:
PSA: Headphone EQ on Mac OS
Systemwide EQ on Mac OS has always been a bit of a pain to set up. This may not be news to some of you, but the SoundSource audio app on Mac OS has a huge collection of headphone EQ profiles built in, from Oratory1990, Crinacle, Innerfidelity, Rtings, and Headphone.com. It’s easy to set up and...
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Alrighty. I added links to the description. I was running out of room for text on the one text line.Pro Q3 uses a different system for the Q values, meaning that you cannot just use the Q values what you find here or on GitHub. You need to multiply each Q value by 1.41 (precisely sqrt(2)) to match the other EQs.
Here is the thread where I found this:
PSA: Headphone EQ on Mac OS
Systemwide EQ on Mac OS has always been a bit of a pain to set up. This may not be news to some of you, but the SoundSource audio app on Mac OS has a huge collection of headphone EQ profiles built in, from Oratory1990, Crinacle, Innerfidelity, Rtings, and Headphone.com. It’s easy to set up and...
Thanks! It's actually present in the Windows section as well, you can copy-paste it.Alrighty. I added links to the description. I was running out of room for text on the one text line.
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Ahhh okies.. Thank you...
USB Audio Player Pro is apparently not compatible with the Pixel 6. Is there a workaround or did I just lose this software?
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Wait and see whether Google fix it or not. When they broke the Pixel 4 it took 5 months. It wasn't just UAPP that was affected - Tidal used the same access mode and was also broken.
https://support.google.com/pixelpho...system-crash-reboot-on-pixels-4-4-xl-4a?hl=en
Thanks. Tidal works on my Pixel 6. UAPP doesn't.
In fact, incompatibility showing on Google Play
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Worth adding Toneboosters Morphit to the iOS list - it will run in any iOS AU host like AUM. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tb-morphit/id1487595036
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Maybe a stupid question regarding IOS devices like ipad or iphone and Apple Music but many of these EQ's I have noticed never say they support Apple Music Streaming, and yet alone in lossless. Is this correct?
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Okidoki.. I added it. Thank you for the recommendation.
I don't understand why Audiohijack [sic; it's actually Audio Hijack] is described as "not bit perfect"? All equalizers are by definition not bit perfect ...
Also, all hosting software that works for routing on the Mac is not bit perfect, AFAIK. Or rather, it's not up to them. The source app will have its own volume control and it's up to that app to have unity gain setting or not. Almost all do not, apparently.
There's a second thing going on with sample rate. Audio Hijack does not follow the source's sample rate if it changes. If that's what the "not bit perfect" is about then that should be annotated. But anyway it's listed as an equalizer -- which is just one of its functions. Which is really executed by a built-in AU plugin for that function. Anyway I refer back to my original point that equalizers are not bit perfect by definition.
Also, all hosting software that works for routing on the Mac is not bit perfect, AFAIK. Or rather, it's not up to them. The source app will have its own volume control and it's up to that app to have unity gain setting or not. Almost all do not, apparently.
There's a second thing going on with sample rate. Audio Hijack does not follow the source's sample rate if it changes. If that's what the "not bit perfect" is about then that should be annotated. But anyway it's listed as an equalizer -- which is just one of its functions. Which is really executed by a built-in AU plugin for that function. Anyway I refer back to my original point that equalizers are not bit perfect by definition.
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