Audio Enhancements on mobile devices; for those who missed it!

Mostly sought by audiophiles and music listeners, audio enhancement is a toolkit that takes your music-listening experience a step ahead. Before understanding audio enhancements, taking a glimpse at the evolution of mobile technology would be a bonus to audio enthusiasts. With all the shifts from those keypad phones to swiping touch screens, mobile manufacturers have ensured to cleave in updated technologies to every possible extent. Whether it be cameras, new features, telephony, connectivity, utility, or the audio enhancements themselves. Transitions occurred from software-based amplifications to dedicated hardware inclusions and, eventually, a blend of both. Drivers drive the components; the logical software is the panel for inputting the tuning and adjustments.
Audio enhancements embedded into mobile phones varied, such as Dirac, Harmon-Kardon, Dolby, DTS, sound-field, etc. Mobile devices often produce bland playback, making one long for desired output. Despite having the proper set of hardware and software and a tad higher price, one may end up wondering about the proper functioning; that’s when the smallest of tweaks can make a more significant difference, top it up with a suitable gear (Playback device: speaker/Headphones/Earphones/IEMs) and get prepared for something astounding.

Ganesh Kolur