Wavelet: headphone specific EQ

pittvandewitt

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About this app

Important: Features in Wavelet depend on system libraries found on your device. A minority of devices lack (some of) the libraries. As a result, not all features may be available.


With over 3300 precalculated optimizations for headphone models and many options for customizability, Wavelet is a great addition to any mobile audio setup.

Features:
AutoEq
• All models have been measured and compensated to the Harman target to provide you with the best sound quality you can get out of your cans.

9-band Graphic equalizer
• Compensate for missing frequencies or annoying spikes

Bass booster (Full package)
• Add some extra thump to your beats

Reverberation (Full package)
• Simulate reverberation in your tracks

Virtualizer (Full package)
• Add spatialization effect to your music

Bass tuner (Full package)
• Remove unwanted resonance from bass frequencies

Limiter
• Remove unwanted volume peaks

Channel balance
• Restore balance between left and right channel

Ratings and reviews

I love this app, but it's extremely annoying because it often doesn't work because something about can't initiate preset reverb. It really boosts my audios quality WHEN it decides to work. I would usually have to restart my phone to fix it, but sometimes restarting my phone doesn't do anything. I really wish this would be addressed quickly as I am losing my patience with this app.

It seems to me that this is a sweet little app, at least if your head/earphones match something on the list of presets. (I found that the preset profile for the original airpod worked very well for me by just dialing the depth of effect down.) But there's also a manual 'graphic EQ' that, while it doesn't have the same fine-tuning precision, feels relatively smooth and useful. The dynamic processor (compressor/limiter) is also quite useful, with a more or less full set of parameter controls.

Wish the equalizer app have the option of saving more than one custom settings. I have many In-ear-monitor earbuds which each have different sound. Some are bassy while others have more mid and high frequencies. I have to set the equalizer to my liking everytime I use different earbuds and it's a pain in the bu**. Don't have time to tweak it everytime I change earbuds.

What's new

- Update AutoEq database
- Refreshed design
- Add support for Android Auto and ChromeOS
- Add German and Austrian translations
- Update enhanced session detection to support Android Tiramisu
- Stability, memory and performance improvements