must have
probably one of the most important utilities out there for anyone who is making music primarily on headphones, and great to get an idea of how your audio will sound on the various earbuds that most people tend to consume music on these days.
A must have …..
A must have …..get all of them , a real fabfilter competitor
No support for OneOdio Studio headphones.
I love this app because it has change the sound of my headphones, but I don’t know if the sound is accurate as there is no support for my OneOdio Studio headphones, they are really good and comfortable and I would like to continue using them. Please can you add these headphones to the list.
Thanks
Thanks
Saved my mixes
It also saved me from having to buy new studio monitor headphones. It took my KNS-8400s from being extremely fatiguing and annoying and made them actually joyful to use. I can mix on these now. Fantastic! Still getting new headphones but I’ll use this on those, too. Highly recommended and way cheaper than the alternatives
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Really great using Audiobus… but?
Ok its a great comparable product that simply works and corrects your headphones solidly! Good job. So testing it with Audiobus routing as AU plugin for say Cubasis, that use case works great.
But, for the life of me on an iPad - my expectation was by buying the app and opening it that all audio my iPad plays (web, YouTube app etc.) would play thru the Morphit App and I could hear the correction on YouTube videos etc. ~ why doesn’t this work? Or does it and I don’t know how to get audio to show up as an input in the Morphit app? All it has is the iPad mic as an input :-/
Help -
David
But, for the life of me on an iPad - my expectation was by buying the app and opening it that all audio my iPad plays (web, YouTube app etc.) would play thru the Morphit App and I could hear the correction on YouTube videos etc. ~ why doesn’t this work? Or does it and I don’t know how to get audio to show up as an input in the Morphit app? All it has is the iPad mic as an input :-/
Help -
David
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Response from developer
The iOS ecosystem doesn't allow one app to modify the audio of another app for security reasons, unless that other app supports AUv3 plugins. Unfortunately, Youtube hasn't embraced the AUv3 plug-in format support yet - would be awesome if they did!
