Everybody raves about Neutron. I guess I'll have to give it some real testing soon. But really, I'm all set now. Thanks man. ☺
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You left out band 7 in the video. Was that on purpose or what should those settings be?
Hey guys, so now i switched back to android 5.1.1 cause i had to many trouble with MM on my Note 3 (SM-N9005)
Flashed the 8.2 aroma without any problems, Viper is working flawless, but Dolby Atmos is FC (My Kernel is set to permissive) any ideas what i could do ?
Flashed the 8.2 aroma without any problems, Viper is working flawless, but Dolby Atmos is FC (My Kernel is set to permissive) any ideas what i could do ?
What are the things i need to flash? Can i just unzip and place those files in the right folder?
I cannot understand your procedure pls expound more. Dolby is force close in Nexus 6p!
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Receiving this when trying to use Bluetooth 8.2 on LG V10 MM
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The series RC 8.x sound perfect but dolby atmos fc on samsung s4 android 5.1.1
Yes in my description thats what i implied unzip Arise Exodus RC place those 2 files in there right directories
When you exract the Audio Mod you will see the meta-inf folder from the get go delete it if your not on 8.2 and place the one i uploaded where that one was. Then place the run script also in that same sub directory with extras system meta-inf so on and so forth then open the system directory and find the folder that says su.d place the Permissive.sh in that folder now zip the audio mod up and flash in your custom recovery be sure to wipe dalvik cache after the audio mod flash
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So what do i need to flash? No flashing anymore. Is this really working?
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8.2 SQ improved. Basic settings arise+GHtweak and. No issue lg g2 d800 rremix
its really the most feature complete, nondevice specific audio player there is on Android right now. it's funny because when i updated to this device from my old galaxy Avant prepaid phone, which actually had pretty awesome hardware for the price (paid 100 bucks for mine), i actually unlocked features in Neutron that were always there, I just now had hardware support (64bit processing, DSD over PCM, etc).
some people are turned off by the UI, but really all it is is a lot of menus and not very good documentation on how to find everything you need. like it took me 6 months i think to figure out you can enter whatever values you want by clicking the boxes themselves instead of being limited only to the slider ranges. that was a big breakthrough for sound quality but it was also nice cause it was like getting a brand new kick ass media player all over again haha...
really tough, every menu contains OPTIONS. it's not like there are pages with 3 toggles and a bunch of long text explanations. the player itself is extremely configurable and supports literally anything you throw at it. bluetooth, digital out in LPCM/FLAC/MP3/even ****ing ogg vorbis. DLNA/UPNP/streaming from online sources, total flexibility.
it doesn't support "themes" like foobar2000 or say, winamp, but every asset pretty much is customizible individually, even transparancy can be adjusted. the menu for this can be confusing but if you take 5 or 10 minutes and just experiment you'll get what labels affect which assets etc. it's pretty nifty. you can even customize the widgets colors.
i have to once again the EQ though, because seriously. yeah it's psuedoparamateric, but that's actually appropriate for a mobile platform and some people are more comfortable with just using it as a graphic EQ which is obviously an option as well. as far as i know its one of, if not the only parametric EQ on the Play Store at least that isn't a standalone app. parametric EQs are amazing because they allow for theoretically infinite control over any frequency you are concerned with any any range as well. using functions like Q Factor (the proportional inverse to bandwidth) and slope (on shelving filters) one can adjust sound as precisely as is needed. even the original 4 bands provided are more than enough if you use Q and bandpasses effectively. the possibilities are limitless.
one of the main reasons you never see me complaining of (not that your guys reports and feedback are negative, on the contrary they're necessary and useful) arise-introduced sound quality is because most changes in overall quality i can adjust for using this tool. it's brilliant
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Switch Selinux to permisive in setting /configuration/miscellaneous/ Selinux switch option/Selinux mode. No need to flash zip for that in rremix.. Check it
haha well just as a clarification, the only thing you need to do to have a working LowPass for dynamic range/attenuation of excessive high frequencies is the first filter that i applied, the lowpass at 0dB with a Q factor of .7 @24kHz. all the other adjustments and filters i added were for fun and just to give a sense of a relatively basic EQ i might apply. tip of the iceberg though, really. i left 7 alone cause i didn't end up needing it.
if you want, you could let me know what components of a song you'd like emphasized or deemphasized and i can take a swing at building an eq or at least a single filter that may help, if only to better educate you on how this style of eq works so you can adjust it yourself
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I'm hearing weird sound glitches in RC 8, something like screeching and it happens about every 10 seconds, that sound is really annoying. Overall the sound is great, definitely the best of ARISE and all of the sound mods on xda. Xperia Z1 5.1.1 MX Rom stock RC 8 without tweak prop, also happens with all of the tweak props in the zip.
I hate to report this as I'm such a fan of Arise, but I just tried my bluetooth speaker, 1st time in about 2 weeks ( a lot of changes here) and it sounds really bad. Anyone else notice this lately?
I have a good Harman Kardon Onyx Studio Bluetooth speaker. Usually sounds amazing.
Edit: Looks like my rom.
I have a good Harman Kardon Onyx Studio Bluetooth speaker. Usually sounds amazing.
Edit: Looks like my rom.
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wow sorry i almost missed your question from before that's my bad.
Dithering in digital signal processing (DSP) is a method used to combat "quantization" which is a form of distortion naturally introduced by ADC, that is converting an analog signal to digital. I believe compression can also introduce quantization or at least similar artifacts in some cases. Its an important concept that relates a lot to why 16bit and 24bit sample depth/44.1k samplerate vs 48k etc etc actually matters. generally, adhering to corresponding nyquist frequency requirements (44.1k is the nyquist rate of 16bit and 48 is the NR of 24bit) when recording limits distortion pretty effectively though dithering can still be applied to help clean up certain signals.
In essence, dithering(specifically noise shaping, the most commonly used for audio) is the process of attempting to effectively relocate unwanted noise from frequencies we care about to ones outside the audible range. so if you have distortion say filling out your upper bass frequencies (200-400Hz say) it's going cramp out some detail, and we don't want that, so one might apply dithering to shape those signals up above 24kHz. the downside to this is that with the added noise in those upper regions, while at can't hear them directly they will still modulate frequencies well into what we do hear, especially when it comes to harmonic frequencies that respond to wherever that noise lands. this technique is virtually universal at one point or another since controlling for noise initially is not super easy and imprecise. that's why a low pass is almost always applied to a track as well during all of this. it's much easier to filter out ranges above a certain point than it is to try and attenuate noisy frequencies in your music without also losing detail.
for the most part i don't use dithering in Neutron because i don't have issues with noise, and as part of the process, you would weaken characteristics of the bass responses and I'm not about that life. if i didn't have an external DAC/amp and my noisefloor was much higher, i might use it
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wow sorry i almost missed your question from before that's my bad.
Dithering in digital signal processing (DSP) is a method used to combat "quantization" which is a form of distortion naturally introduced by ADC, that is converting an analog signal to digital. I believe compression can also introduce quantization or at least similar artifacts in some cases. Its an important concept that relates a lot to why 16bit and 24bit sample depth/44.1k samplerate vs 48k etc etc actually matters. generally, adhering to corresponding nyquist frequency requirements (44.1k is the nyquist rate of 16bit and 48 is the NR of 24bit) when recording limits distortion pretty effectively though dithering can still be applied to help clean up certain signals.
In essence, dithering(specifically noise shaping, the most commonly used for audio) is the process of attempting to effectively relocate unwanted noise from frequencies we care about to ones outside the audible range. so if you have distortion say filling out your upper bass frequencies (200-400Hz say) it's going cramp out some detail, and we don't want that, so one might apply dithering to shape those signals up above 24kHz. the downside to this is that with the added noise in those upper regions, while at can't hear them directly they will still modulate frequencies well into what we do hear, especially when it comes to harmonic frequencies that respond to wherever that noise lands. this technique is virtually universal at one point or another since controlling for noise initially is not super easy and imprecise. that's why a low pass is almost always applied to a track as well during all of this. it's much easier to filter out ranges above a certain point than it is to try and attenuate noisy frequencies in your music without also losing detail.
for the most part i don't use dithering in Neutron because i don't have issues with noise, and as part of the process, you would weaken characteristics of the bass responses and I'm not about that life. if i didn't have an external DAC/amp and my noisefloor was much higher, i might use it
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@ephexxis
Would yo mind sharing your Neutron's eq_presets.xml file?
It's located in sdcard/android/data/com.neutroncode.mp
Thanks in advance.
Would yo mind sharing your Neutron's eq_presets.xml file?
It's located in sdcard/android/data/com.neutroncode.mp
Thanks in advance.
@guitardedhero
I just flashed rc8.2 on my Nexus 6p and it's unbelievable! For sure one of the best releases you and the team ever made.. Dolby is working fine, no fc's.. (just default setup with your tweakprop and sonophilos profile) thank you for this wonderful mod!
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I just flashed rc8.2 on my Nexus 6p and it's unbelievable! For sure one of the best releases you and the team ever made.. Dolby is working fine, no fc's.. (just default setup with your tweakprop and sonophilos profile) thank you for this wonderful mod!
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How did you do it? I use hk. Still fc in my nexus 6p
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@guitardedhero. Thank you Soo muvh for ARISE. YOU hrlped so many people to get great audio on the phones.
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A.R.I.S.E
Sound Systems™Auditory Research in Sound Enhancement™
Magnum Opus™ Objective:
- To provide the most advanced and comprehensive collection of audio enhancement solutions available within a single package, with full transparency of sourced content, and fully supported by one of XDA's most helpful and respectful communities:
- 300MB of exciting Android audio content from a variety of devices with which to create a unique audio enhancement solution tailored to your needs.
- Jellybean through Oreo support.
- 32/64 bit Qualcomm™, Mediatek™, Kirin, and x86 chipset support.
- Full support for SELinux Enforcing mode and Root.
- Magisk support
- Sources of all content are provided via a collection of build.prop's from the sourced firmware.
Magnum Opus™ Modular:
- The Modular solution prepared for Magnum Opus™ allows nearly everything to be installed or uninstalled multiple times, saving the user a substantial amount of time by eliminating the needs to wipe partitions or flash rom zip's in order to try a different sound system combination.
- We opted for this dependency upon the user to make at least one edit to /sdcard/arise_customize.prop before a successful installation is possible due to our insistence on familiarizing the user with not only the ability to control the installation, but to make the user aware of the enormous assortment and flexibility of available modules.
- The Modules:
- The Options:
- The Fine Print:
Magnum Opus™ Installation:
- Boot to recovery
- Install > Magnum Opus™ zip
- Advanced > Copy Log
- Reboot
Magnum Opus™ Auditing:
Magnum Opus™ Updates:
Magnum Opus™ Uninstallation:
Changelog:
Contributors:
Credits:
Thanks to YOU! for always providing feedback and never settling for anything but the best!
A brief installation video for Magnum Opus by @Roi007leaf:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTugNE7ML-4
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250Unbelievable...
What you guys have just done is nothing short of remarkable. In case you still are unaware, history has just been made. XDA's Android Software Development forum has never seen this post count before!
The entire ARISE™ team is humbled by this milestone, this milestone which is 100% YOURS. You guys broke records in a timeframe that doesn't even seem possible, still in our 11th month of existence at this point.
This historic moment is because of each and every one of you, we only provided the forum for it. Day after day, you displayed the potential and the attributes of how great a thread and community can be, here at XDA Developers. A new bar has been set and one that is lofty enough to possibly never be reached. But don't worry or let that get you guys down! We've been thinking of you guys the entire time your milestone was within sight, preparing something especially for you, and for you to manage as an entire community! :good:
Following the link above will present you with the first of two rounds in store for you guys. The first round is intended to prepare you in a most efficient manner in order to be a force to be reckoned with during round two.
The first round faces the ARISE™ team members against each other for "The Sound System that Reigns Supreme!"
This will take place over the next 30 days and will be decided by your single votes and nothing else. We encourage maximizing your single vote by testing as many of the dozen team member sound systems as possible before casting your vote.
Admittedly, this is not nearly as exciting as you might have hoped it to be just moments ago. That's because this is merely preparation for round two: when you guys are the ones with full control of the polling system and sound system submissions, operating the ultimate face-off of champion sound systems. Round one gives you thirty days to come out swinging from the start. Of course, we know you guys will conduct this community-wide contest and yourselves in typical, ARISE™ army fashion! :good:
We always strive to leave nothing desired by you guys, but the AROMA installation simply could not coexist with this entire community-run project. We had to pick one, and we made the choice that effectively places the operation of this thread into your hands. You guys deserve it and we feel that a sound system just isn't enough for what you all have done throughout this entire project.
As you might have predicted, the Modular Installer is what makes this entire competition/activity possible. The manipulation of the single arise_customize.prop file provides thousands of different sound system combinations in nearly no time at all. This is an incredibly efficient and stable way of doing so much without altering the contents of installation package a single bit. :good:
Lastly, we'd like to use this most opportune and exciting moment to present to you guys, our absolute greatest effort...
We cannot thank you guys enough for the support every step of the way and for everything you guys do, making everything in this library of a thread possibly the most valuable thread on all of XDA when measuring content substance per page. You all should feel extremely proud, we most certainly are of you! :highfive:
ARISE UP!!! :victory:248Man, where do I even begin? Perhaps, 268 days ago when this thread was created and this project was officially announced. It's surreal thinking back to that day with so much unknown at the time except for the ambition and determination of three individuals to push the Android "sound mod" further than it had ever been pushed. To shake up the stagnancy of an area of Android development that suffered the most ridicule and dismissiveness of likely any other area.
And rightfully so, if you care for a brutality honest opinion. The majority of available audio mods were hardly more than recycled versions of previous recycled versions of the same 2 - 3 year old handful of files, many files falling embarrassingly short of their hopeful contribution to a packaged product.
The prevalency of ineffective, renamed, and/or crippling libraries and binaries had amassed to a percentage that was destroying the integrity of all files circulating among the sound mod scene. After six months of ViPER|Atmos™ development, it was clear that something needed to happen: a complete redirection to self-sourced content from current and relevant firmware and an entirely new mindset to how users' devices were handled and respected.
And so began that day in May, the 15th of 2016. With a prototype build of our Genesis™ sound system, named to identify our first endeavor, our focus was to research and test in a manner and seriousness that had never been executed previously. At the time, the idea of multiple sound systems wasn't even a consideration or a plan. We simply wanted to prepare the absolute best sound system in all of Android's existence.
If successful, the results still fall well short of where we are today. What ARISE Sound Systems™ has accomplished in 268 days is nothing short of remarkable and even the most optimistic likely feel a bit embarrassed by what now seems like a most conservative outlook.
To provide just a little perspective: this thread is on course to amass more pages and user input in one year than the official ViPER4Android thread could muster in 4.5 years, the undisputed king of Android audio mods.
Consequently, this monumental achievement is not just the result of incredible success in maximizing content and knowledge. It is absolutely the result of unmatched community spirit and helpful, positive interactions between all who choose to pop in and have a take or seek assistance with a frustrating issue preventing a satisfying experience. Everyone with one or more posts shares ownership in the success and value of this project and community. In contrast, the official ViPER4Android thread during this same time has sadly fallen into a sense of dismay and a source of unhealthy amounts of misinformation. To no fault of current visitors and members over there, it just is what it is.
That is the value no one could have guessed back in May, that separates us from the rest. In all my thousands of posts, I've never spent one to say "Go read the OP!" or "Search the thread!" For us, your time and interest to participate or ask a question is a privilege. We value you and your time to stop at nothing to exceed whatever you may seek. One of my favorite sayings is, "Well, if we provide a direct and appropriate answer, that just increases the number of helpful search results!" We do this because we love audio, but we love helping you experience it even more. :good:
What we currently have is absolutely incredible. Deuteronomy™ has been a long and grueling journey for countless members here. We've learned so much with each sound system, but our knowledge from Deuteronomy™ 2.3.3 to Deuteronomy™ 2.68 is absolutely staggering and is the sole reason so much time was required to arrive at 2.68. We can easily guarantee that nothing has been tested, dissected, and scrutinized as much as this build. So much so, that this is easily the last sound system from us in this fashion.
We are not calling it quits by any means, we have simply maximized what we can do with this type of sound mod and far exceeded our hopes of creating the best sound system for Android ever made available. Our passion and yearning for knowledge simply demands us to evolve further into research and device manipulation outside the scope of what these sound systems provide. We think you will agree that there is absolutely nothing lacking from our final effort.
Deuteronomy™ 2.68, a version number recognizing every single day of learning, of growing, of failing, of succeeding, of making new friends, of being a family, is our dedication to all of you.
What you will find are two zip archives of 300MB of uncompressed sonic bliss. It may be easy to dismiss much of the contents as fluff or unnecessary weight. We assure you, every single file has been heavily scrutinized over substantial periods of time.
We call these two zips "Modular" as they incorporate everything we have to offer in a "plug and play" system. One zip utilizing the popular and convenient AROMA Installer, the other zip utilizing the use of /sdcard/arise_customize.prop, what we like to call the "wishlist" before installing as the file allows you to instruct how the installation is executed - very much like the user input using the AROMA Installer.
As usual, our methods and ideas are usually new and unfamiliar so it is difficult to fully quantify the tools we've provided for you to use at your disposal, you'll just need to dive in to fully quantify what Deuteronomy™ 2.68 brings to you.
As always, we are here to ensure the most successful and satisfying experience possible so don't hesitate to voice a concern or seek help if stuck somewhere during your installation. More and more detailed information will be provided during the posts following this one. This post is mostly our desire to acknowledge each and every one of you and congratulate you all for a job very, very well done. Deuteronomy™ 2.68 exists because of each and every one of you. Likewise, each and every day of these 268 has been crucial to where we currently stand. :good:
200A.R.I.S.E. Family,
The moment has arrived!!! After several frustrations with not getting an effect running, delays, real life issues, and most recently, hardware problems, the A.R.I.S.E. Team is proud to announce the official release of Deuteronomy 2.4!!! :good::victory:
It’s been quite a while since we’ve release a stable build and there’s been a substantial amount of changes. These are highlighted by:
- A user friendly Aroma installation thanks to @Roi007leaf and @docnok63 with the help of @guitardedhero to make initial installations and subsequent changes easy
- Script adjustments for successful Pixel and non-Pixel installations
- Option to install ViPER 2.3.4.0 and its Superior Quality driver
- Added Dolby™ Digital Plus and AM3D™ Zirene surround sound systems
- Sony™ Music Suite ported by @guitardedhero
- Huawei™ Mediapad M3 audio and effects
- Fully functional Arkamys™ Audio and ICEsound™ services (ICE is optional) with several hand picked ICESoundConfigs.
- The latest LeEco™ LePro 3 Dolby Atmos™ ported by @ahrion
- Option to install @smeejaytee Toolbox updated for Deut 2.4
- Option to fix permissions of internal storage from the installer.
- Various Team members' profiles pre-installed
- Various @Joe0Bloggs DDC profiles pre-installed
There’s also a comprehensive Troubleshooting Guide found at the root of the zip file and can also be found here. It is strongly advised that you read it prior to installation to understand problems that may come up and their solution. As with all version changes of A.R.I.S.E., a dirty or clean flash of your ROM is REQUIRED to rid your system of any previous A.R.I.S.E. install and any old add-ons.
The build has been a labor of love but labor nonetheless. We’d like to thank each and every one of our Alpha Tester’s Group members for all their time and valuable feedback. While we will be supporting 2.4 via Telegram and here, the Team will now be on a public development break for a while. We’ll be using this time to take care of various administrative tasks, researching effects for our next build, and exploring new avenues to bring A.R.I.S.E. in new directions and platforms. 2017 will bring big things from the Team! For now, enjoy Deuteronomy 2.4. We hope you’ll agree that with us in thinking it’s our best build ever!!!
Much love from the ARISE Team - thanks for waiting with us, hope you find it was worth the wait!!!
ARISE UP!!!
The A.R.I.S.E Team
@guitardedhero, @ahrion, @Ben Feutrill, sonophilos, @smeejaytee, @nericollin, @Paschfire, @wrongway213, @Roi007leaf, @aki_007, @Exclusive-R, @R3v3NT3CH, @ephexxis, @churapa, @Jacobh25, @dingermtb, @flieswithhawks, @Joe0Bloggs, @phamous, @mrrocketdog, @yoinx, @docnok63, @williwood
Deuteronomy 2.4 + Add-Ons Aroma installer: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120703424
Deuteronomy 2.4 Sound System flashable zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862697105
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