Spotify on tap.
The Music preset auto-engages the moment Spotify starts playing. Tight low-mids, vocals that pop.
A studio-grade equalizer for your Android phone. Five pro-tuned presets, ten precision bands, tunings for every headphone you own.
When the bass is right and the vocals breathe, you stop noticing the app. You just hear the music. That’s the point.
Get the beta ›Five hand-tuned presets. Ten precision bands. Bass shaping, voice clarity, and a volume boost to 400% — all without distortion. One app, every sound on your phone.
Try it free for 30 daysTell StudioFeel once. Spotify gets Music. Netflix gets Movie. Your AirPods get a softer curve. Walk out the door — the sound walks with you.
The Music preset auto-engages the moment Spotify starts playing. Tight low-mids, vocals that pop.
Podcast preset for Audible. Voice Enhancer pushes dialogue above traffic, breeze, and the dog.
Your custom EDM preset. Volume Boost at 200%. The kick lands in your chest, not your ears.
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The short version. The deep specs live under the hood.
Balanced, Music, Movie, Game, Podcast — hand-tuned.
32 Hz to 16 kHz, ±12 dB, 1 dB step.
30+ curated tunings. Sennheiser, Sony, Bose, more.
Real low-shelf with cutoff. Asymmetric vocal lift.
Quiet content, made loud. Brick-wall limited — never clips.
Per-app, per-device. The sound switches when you do.
StudioFeel processes your audio entirely on your phone. The privacy policy says the same in long form.
Drop your details and we’ll email you a Play Store opt-in link the moment the beta goes live. No spam, no follow-ups beyond launch.
We’ll email you the moment the Play Store beta opens. Thanks for being one of the first.
Please try again, or email hello@studiofeel.in and we’ll add you manually.
Ten parametric peaking biquads, fixed centres at 32 / 63 / 125 / 250 / 500 / 1k / 2k / 4k / 8k / 16k Hz, Q = √2. Phase-coherent — all bands always process. 32-bit floating point throughout.
~10 ms total. Native sample rates: 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 192 kHz. No internal up- or down-sampling.
Samples the live chain response at 40 log-spaced bands, pre-attenuates the peak so the limiter rarely engages. Built-in values for the factory presets — Balanced 0.00, Music −2.93, Movie −1.57, Game −2.93, Podcast −1.57 dB — computed live, never hard-coded.
Brick-wall at −0.3 dBFS, after the EQ chain. Anything past that gets clamped, not clipped.
0 to +24 dB after the limiter. Default ON at 150% (4 dB). Pushes quiet content up without distortion.
0–200% asymmetric overlay: vocal-band boost (1–4 kHz) caps at 1×; music-band cuts scale to 2× for deeper bed suppression.
Surfaces a one-tap diagnostic banner when known conflict apps are installed — Wavelet, JamesDSP, FxSound, Boom — plus OEM enhancers (Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Realtek effects).
PCM, AAC, Opus, Dolby AC-3, E-AC-3, TrueHD — whatever Android routes through the system session.
All 10 band gains, Bass (toggle, cutoff, gain), Volume Boost, Voice Enhancer, accent colour, your note — in one plain-text file you can share by email, chat, or forum.
Drop your details in the beta form above. We’ll email you a Play Store opt-in link the moment the open testing track goes live. Any Android 10+ device works.
Free for the 30-day trial — full features, no card. After that, pricing will be announced separately. No ads. No tracking. No auto-charges from day one.
Android only lets one EQ attach to the system audio session. StudioFeel detects Wavelet, JamesDSP, FxSound, Boom, or OEM Dolby/DTS enhancers and surfaces a one-tap diagnostic banner. Disable the other one and StudioFeel takes over.
Nowhere. Audio is processed entirely on your phone. The only thing that leaves your device is the email you put in the signup form — and only to send you the Play Store link. Full policy.
Apple’s audio architecture doesn’t allow system-wide EQ apps on iOS. Not without a major change from Apple. StudioFeel started as a Chrome extension, so a browser version is on the roadmap.
StudioFeel processes whatever Android routes through the system session at the native sample rate — 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, or 192 kHz. No upsampling, no downsampling. The internal chain is 32-bit floating point. Total latency ~10 ms.