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bodydisplaynone
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2 years ago I also noticed that sometimes on playback I get like 10% of the actual volume set. As soon as I switch to legacy mode the problem disappears and it plays on the correct volume.
The reverb function also disappears from the menu when in legacy mode is on so I assume both of the issues (volume/reverb) has to do something with the experimental enhanced session feature.
serif
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2 years ago I have the same problem, Reverberation does nothing. I've tried all the presets, including Long Hall, which I imagine would be the most audible if it were working at all. Virtualization and all other features do work.
Android 11 — Moto G Power (2021) — Spotify
fallenknight1502
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2 years ago Same here reverberation and virtualizer doesn't work, I bought app for virtualizer😟
albertmonteith
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2 years ago Bought the app for reverb and it's the only feature not working. Android 12 - Sony Xperia - Spotify
Salzian
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2 years ago Reverb not working for me as well. Good thing I bought the feature from Google Survey money. The app should include a limited time demo mode, similar to eqMac.
Android 13 - Google Pixel 7 - Pixel Buds Pro - YouTube Music
Pittvandewitt
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1 year ago This issue is fixed in the latest update
Salzian
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1 year ago I'm on version 23.03 and this still doesn't work for me.
Salzian
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1 year ago I have to correct myself! During music playback, the effect is very hard to notice. I noticed it accidentally, when Google Assistant made an announcement.
I didn't expect the effect to be this subtle. I'm going to assume, this feature uses android.media.audiofx.PresetReverb? In that case there's probably not much that can be done to improve the effect, as it has barely any parameters, other than selecting from a predefined list of preset.
Maybe environmental reverb would be a cool addition to Wavelet in the future, but that would be off-topic for this issue. nvm https://github.com/Pittvandewitt/Wavelet/issues/120#issuecomment-968165877
fillwithjoy1
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1 year ago Ah, that's why the reverb is so subtle. We should make a new issue and protest for environmental reverb to be added 😂
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I have to correct myself! During music playback, the effect is very hard to notice. I noticed it accidentally, when Google Assistant made an announcement. I didn't expect the effect to be this subtle. I'm going to assume, this feature uses android.media.audiofx.PresetReverb https://developer.android.com/reference/android/media/audiofx/PresetReverb? In that case there's probably not much that can be done to improve the effect, as it has barely any parameters, other than selecting from a predefined list of preset. Maybe environmental reverb https://developer.android.com/reference/android/media/audiofx/EnvironmentalReverb would be a cool addition to Wavelet in the future, but that would be off-topic for this issue. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/Pittvandewitt/Wavelet/issues/158#issuecomment-1511564578, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHBFVTVXZGUKPTCOVP3SGZTXBVM2JANCNFSM5PIGZP5Q. You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @.***>
Not sure if this is similar to #143 as I don't get any errors, but my reverb doesn't work at all.
I can turn it on and off and change the presets but it has no effect on the sound.
I am running EMUI/Android 10 on a Mate 10 Pro. Obviously, since it's a paid feature I have the latest full version of Wavelet installed as of today.
Both of my permissions were granted via settings/adb so I have no idea what might be the problem. Other effects such as virtualization, bass tamer and the balancer/limiter and the eq in general work fine.