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Do you think I’d be able to tell a difference on my Senn HD600 with this app?
I personally believe (without hearing your headphones myself) that you’ll tell the difference with every headphone they have listed.
Yes for sure, @dendy can hear a difference with the Senn HD650, and there is also a difference with the Focal Spirit Pro which has a similar sound signature to the Senns.
For some reason I can’t access the link to the supported headphones.
Can anyone tell me if AKG K702 is on the list (I’m assuming it is...)? Thanks
Thanks man
Here's the full list from the Toneboosters site:
Studio reference,
Harman around-ear target (2018),
Harman in-ear target (2018),
Generic ear buds,
Generic HiFi,
Generic commute,
Dummy head diffuse field,
1More Triple Drivers,
Aiaiai TMA1,
Aiaiai TMA1 studio,
Apple AirPods
Apple AirPods 2
Apple EarPods,
Apple EarBuds (iPod),
AKG K1000,
AKG K141mkII,
AKG K240,
AKG K240mkII,
AKG K240 Studio,
AGK K271mk2,
AKG K3003 grey,
AKG K44,
AKG K450,
AKG K490NC,
AKG K550,
AKG K601,
AKG K612,
AKG K701,
AKG K702,
AKG K712,
AKG K812,
AKG N60NC,
AKG Q350,
AKG Q460,
AKG Q701,
Audeze iSine 20,
Audeze LCD-1
Audeze LCD-2r2,
Audeze LCD-3,
Audeze LCD-4,
Audeze LCDX,
Audeze LCDX-C,
Audeze Mobius,
Audeze Sine,
AudioTechnica ATH ANC7b,
AudioTechnica ATH ANC70,
AudioTechnica ATH ANC9,
AudioTechnica ATH ANC23,
AudioTechnica ATh ANC29,
Audiotechnica ATH AD500,
AudioTechnica ATH AD700,
AudioTechnica ATH AD900,
AudioTechnica ATH M20x,
AudioTechncca ATH M30x,
AudioTechnica ATH M40x,
AudioTechnica ATH M50,
AudioTechnica ATH M50x,
AudioTechnica ATH M60x,
AudioTechnica ATH M70x,
AudioTechnica ATH MSR7,
AudioTechnica ATH R70x,
Beats executive,
Beats Solo2 wireless,
Beats Solo3,
Beats Studio3 wireless,
Beats urBeats,
Behringer HPM1000,
Byerdynamic Custom One Pro (linear bass setting),
Beyerdynamic DT150,
Beyerdynamic DT1770Pro
Beyerdynamic DT1990Pro
Beyerdynamic DT250,
Beyerdynamic DT770,
Beyerdynamic DT880,
Beyerdynamic DT990,
Beyerdynamic T1,
Beyerdynamic T5,
Beyerdynamic T50,
Beyerdynamic T70,
Blue Lola,
Bose QuietComfort QC15,
Bose QuietComfort QC20,
Bose QuietComfort QC25,
Bose QuietComfort QC35,
Bluedio T3 plus,
Bluedio T4,
Bluedio U Plus,
Brainwavz Delta,
Brainwavs HM5,
Brainwavz M2,
Brainwavz R3,
Brainwavz S0,
Brainwavz S1,
Brainwavz S5,
Bowers and Wilkins P5 C2,
Bowers and Wilkins P5 wireless,
Bowers and Wilkins P7,
Bowers and Wilkins PX,
Bowers and Wilkins PX7,
Denon AHC360,
Denon AHC560R,
Denon AHC710,
Denon AHD600,
Denon AHD1001,
Denon AHD1100,
Denon AHD2000,
Denon AHD5000,
Denon AHD7000,
Denon AHD7100,
Denon AHG20GC,
Dolby Dimension,
Etymotic ER4P,
Etymotic ER4S,
Etymotic ER4XR,
Etymotic HF5,
Etymotic MC3 / MC5,
Focal Listen,
Focal Spirit Pro,
Fostex T50RP,
Google PixelBuds,
Grado PS500,
Grado PS1000,
Grado SR125,
Grado SR225,
Grado SR325,
Grado SR60,
Grado SR80,
Hifiman Ananda,
Hifiman Edition X
Hifiman Edition X v2
Hifiman HE350,
Hifiman HE400,
Hifiman HE400i,
Hifiman HE5,
Hifiman HE500,
Hifiman HE6,
Hifiman Sundara,
House of Marley Legend,
House of Marley Smile Jamaica,
House of Marley Stir it up,
Jabra Elite 65t,
Koss PortaPro,
Koss Pro 4AA,
Koss PZPro,
Koss UR20,
KRK KNS6400,
KRK KNS8400,
Massdrop HD6xx,
Meze 99 classic,
NAD Viso HP50,
Oppo PM1,
Oppo PM3,
Panasonic HJE120 ergofit,
Panasonic RPHC200,
Panasonic RPHC800,
Panasonic RPTCM 125A,
Philips Fidelio M2L,
Philips Fidelio S1,
Philips Fidelio S2,
Philips Fidelio X1,
Philips Fidelio X2,
Philips SHQ1200 ActionFit,
Philips SHP9500,
Pioneer HDJ500,
Pioneer HDJ1000,
Pioneer HDJ2000,
Pioneer SE-M290,
Pioneer SE-A1000,
Samsung Level On,
Samsung Level Over,
Sennheiser CX300ii,
Sennheiser HD1 Momentum 2,
Sennheiser HD1 Momentum 2 wireless,
Sennheiser Momentum 3,
Sennheiser HD201,
Sennheiser HD202,
Sennheiser HD218,
Sennheiser HD219,
Sennheiser HD25-1 II,
Sennheiser HD280,
Sennheiser HD239,
Sennheiser HD380,
Sennheiser HD449,
Sennheiser HD518,
Sennheiser HD558,
Sennheiser HD595,
Sennheiser HD598,
Sennheiser HD599,
Sennheiser HD600,
Sennheiser HD650,
Sennheiser HD660s,
Sennheiser HD700,
Sennheiser HD800,
sennheiser HD800s,
Sennheiser HD820,
Sennheiser MX560,
Sennheiser PX100ii,
Sennheiser PX200ii,
Shure SE215,
Shure SE315,
Shure SE425,
Shure SE530,
Shure SE535,
Shure SE846 (blue, black, white),
Shure SRH1440,
Shure SRH1540,
Shure SRH1840,
Shure SRH240,
Shure SRH440,
Shure SRH650DJ,
Shure SRH840,
Shure SRH940,
Skullcandy Crusher wireless,
Skullcandy Mix Master,
Skullcandy Holua,
Skullcandy Aviator,
Skullcandy Hesh 2,
Sony MDR1000x (passive),
Sony MDR1000x (ANC/wireless)
Sony MDR7502,
Sony MDR7505,
Sony MDR7506,
Sony MDR7520,
Sony MDR7550,
Sony MDR V6,
Sony MDRV150,
Sony MDR XB950B1,
Sony MDR XB950N1,
Sony MDRZ7,
Sony MDR ZX310 (AP),
Sony MDR ZX700,
Sony WF1000x,
Sony WH1000XM2,
Sony WH1000XM3,
Stax Lambda Pro,
Stax SR007,
Stax SR009,
Stax SR207,
Superlux HD668B,
Superlux HD681,
Superlux HD681 EVO,
Ultrasone HFI450,
Ultrasone HFI780,
Ultrasone Pro2900,
Ultrasone Pro900,
Ultrasone Signature Pro,
Ultrasone Zino,
VModa Crossfade M100,
VModa Crossfade M80,
VModa XS,
VModa LP2,
Yamaha Pro 300,
Yamaha Pro 400,
Yamaha Pro 500
Can you use audio interface?
Connect your headphones to your iOS device (using the headphones jack, using BlueTooth, or using an adapter as supplied by Apple).
Li'l tip if you're using this during mixdown of a project in a DAW. If the DAW can be loaded in an AudioBus audio input position then you can load Morphit iafter it n the FX slot in Audiobus and not have to worry about remembering to disable it in the DAW when mixing down.
Yes you can use this with an audio interface.
I'm really happy with this purchase. Due to my living situation, I have to do my mixing with headphones and I'm constantly wondering just how badly their characteristics are coloring my mixes. I find myself rotating between different sets, trying to get things to sound OK on all of them. It takes a lot of time and the results are all over the place. This is going to be very, very helpful.
Agreed. I don’t have my Yamaha HS7’s setup at my new place so I’ve been on cans only doing the same with Apple iPhone headphones as my main set just because they are always with me and I tend to work on music whenever I have a chance which includes downtown at coffee shops or whatever. This will help even with those. Need to test with my MDR-V900’s (I’ve had for sooo long) and my DT-880 Pro’s which have a pretty harsh top end.
Cheers Rich.
I have Sennheiser HD215, is that a older HD 218? @DJB can we request headphone to be included?
@DJB Wondering if similar functionality can work for Bluetooth speakers?
It would be fun to add prices to this list. I used to make web scrapers in Perl or Python that could do things like that. I wonder if there's an exiting script to search for products on a list and capture the price. Google is my friend. Hmm...
Flat!? I hate flat .. I want a headphone app that’ll give me the house mains at Ocean Way 😜
ha, well then you can expect your mixes to sound like doodoo on any other system.
I want to learn and I don't have any of the great headphones but I can see the effect with the Senn HD202 and ask for the HD600's better for my "big gift".
Senn HD202's are below the "free points" limit on my amazon account so no pushback.
I really like the ToneBoosters apps and want to whole set to show respect for their efforts with IOS.
I've been using some OneOdio Bluetooth headphones that have a "share port" and I can hear my iPad while I watch TV using Bluetooth without waking anyone up. Is there a device that connects to multiple Bluetooth inputs and has a hardwired headphone port? The OneOdio supports the export of the audio signal to a 2nd pair of headphones for 2 listening in effective silence. Good for
watching videos in a cheap hotel room at all hours.
The headphones not supported, as the chinese Kz, would be supported as generic?
There would be some benefit?
Probably not, I think it can only be of benefit if there is an accurate correction curve for your particular cans.
Thanks!👍🏻
The problem isn’t mixing .. if I want to mix for iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify, etc. I’ll use the same Tannoy PBM 6.5’s I’ve been using for 30 years .. cross check it on the Yamaha’s, then crank it up in the car. The problem is tracking .. being motivated by the bitchin sound coming into my ears from my synths, samplers, pianos, and organs, I’m never real motivated playing through NS10’s, Tannoy’s, or any flat monitors or headphones. My phones these days are Audio Technica M50’s .. and they sound tooo flat to me. I’ve literally sat in the control room of Ocean in Burbank more than once in the 90’s with my Roland synths blaring out of Freddy’s house main’s .. I want that sound in my headphones dawg on it! 🤪
I’ve been using Tannoy PBM 6.5’s for 20+ years also...Never had a bad mix come out of them...EVER!
lol, I'm just pointing out that it seems you're a bit confused as to what this app is for. It isn't to get your phones to sound bangin' so that you're inspired by the sounds. If you play on hyped system to get that inspiration, fine.
But for mixing, (which is the main purpose of this app) it would be foolish to do so, as you'll make it sound great on one system and it will sound awful elsewhere. There's a very good reason people who make the best mixes go to such great lengths to make a monitoring setup with the flattest frequency response possible, and do all kinds of room treatment to deal with phase issues.
Mixing with a hyped setup is like painting with rose colored sunglasses glasses on under a yellow lamp. Might get "interesting" results, just not the results you intended.
I see that Focal Listen Professionals are not supported. Are there any plans to add them?
My Sennheiser HD202's arrived today and I bought Morphit App. Making the headphones "flat" is not very dramatic but this is an exceptional visual EQ. I compared it to
the BarkFilter sound and could dial in a very similar sound. Then I compared to to
@Blue_Mangoo's Parametric Equalizer. I could again pretty much match the sound of the Bark Filter with the visual EQ controls. I'm sure Pro-Filter Q2 and Q3 will deliver the same ability to shape a custom EQ curve my ear.
So, this is yet another amazing visual EQ product with the added benefit of dozens of precise presets for all the common headphones used for mixing. It sounds great and is drop dead simple to use for general EQ control. No I'm coveting a really nice pair of headphones.
The Sennheiser HD202's are really cheap and do not have the comfort of some expensive cans but I was able to load a specific profile and hear the intended flat response results.
If someone does a lot of mixing and uses a lot of phones this would help provide as much uniformity as possible with the custom EQ curves making A+B comparisons closer.
The Yamaha HTP- MT series of headphones are also not supported. Any plans for them too?
Another really nice use case is monitoring. My Shure SE215 IEMS sounds much better with Morphit correction for saxophone/tracks monitoring, and even better with simulation. I love my Superlux HD681EVO sound Signature, so I correct SE215 then simulate HD681EVO at 70% and the result is quite amazing, giving a very pleasing and precise monitoring. Totally worth it!!!
mmmm, im getting interested.