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SoundID is a paradigm shift in sound technology, delivering listeners perfect audio through personalization.
Try to get it asap if you want to try it.
How it works:
SoundID is created in a simple app-based test anyone can take in less than 90 seconds. The technology has three level machine level optimisation based on device calibration, hearing ability and sound preference. SoundID is visualised with a personal and unique pattern that is AI-based representation of the frequency response graph developed as an end result of your test.
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I gave this a try. I ran the audio from my phone through an Objective 2 headphone amp to my Sennheiser HD 650s.
The app says my preference is I-Type which is “neutral bass, mids and highs. A type that’s balanced across the spectrum. Typically this sound is preferred by sound engineers and those who enjoy music closest to what the artist originally intended.”
I guess that’s good, since Sonarworks should adjust everything to my preference. However, I have a sample size of 1. Maybe it tells everyone the same thing. I suppose I could run through it again and answer differently, but I’m not that motivated.
Thanks Ed! I’m going to try it myself later today 😉