# AudioTune – Using FXSound as the DSP Foundation and Exploring Possible Coorperation **URL:** \ **Category:** Share Feedback\ **Created:** [September 28, 2026, 6:41pm UTC](https://forum.fxsound.com/t/audiotune-using-fxsound-as-the-dsp-foundation-and-exploring-possible-coorperation/6902 "2026-09-28T18:41:49Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 6\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![gamyr](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/g/dfb087/32.png) [@gamyr](https://forum.fxsound.com/u/gamyr)\ **Post date:** [September 28, 2026, 6:41pm UTC](https://forum.fxsound.com/t/audiotune-using-fxsound-as-the-dsp-foundation-and-exploring-possible-coorperation/6902/1 "2026-09-28T18:41:49Z")
Hi FXSound team and community, I wanted to introduce a project I’ve been working on called **AudioTune** , because FXSound has become an important part of its technical foundation — and I thought there might even be some potential for collaboration in the future. **AudioTune is a hearing-personalized audio correction system.** The basic idea is to go beyond a conventional equalizer or a fixed headphone profile. AudioTune measures the user’s individual hearing across a wide frequency range and creates a personalized left/right hearing profile from those results. That profile is then converted into a real-time DSP correction curve intended to compensate, as far as reasonably possible, for individual frequency-dependent hearing differences. The project currently includes things such as: - Individual hearing measurements for the left and right ear - Automatic generation of personalized correction curves - Separate left/right DSP processing - Correction intensity adjustment - Fine-tuning on top of the measured correction - Presets and A/B comparison - Protection against excessive gain and clipping - Real-time visualization of the resulting correction - A Windows desktop application designed to make the whole process accessible without requiring knowledge of EQs or audio engineering ### Where FXSound comes in For the actual audio-processing side, I have integrated the **FXSound core into AudioTune**. Instead of trying to reinvent an entire mature audio-processing stack, AudioTune essentially adds another layer on top: the hearing measurement, analysis, correction-generation logic and user experience determine _what_ should be corrected, while FXSound provides an extremely useful foundation for actually processing the audio. That combination has worked surprisingly well. I really like the philosophy behind FXSound, particularly that high-quality system-wide audio processing can remain accessible rather than being locked behind expensive proprietary solutions. ### We also got it running on Android One experiment went a little further than I originally expected: We have now managed to get the DSP approach running on **Android using Shizuku**. This is still **very much alpha software** and there is plenty that needs to be cleaned up, tested and made robust. Android obviously presents a completely different audio environment compared with Windows. Nevertheless, the important part is that the concept works: we can apply the processing system-wide on Android without requiring a traditionally rooted device. That opens up some very interesting possibilities for a future mobile version of AudioTune — and potentially for FXSound-related technology on Android in general. ### Why I’m posting here Since FXSound is becoming such an important part of AudioTune, I didn’t want to simply build around it quietly without reaching out to the people behind it. I would be very interested in talking to the FXSound developers about the project. There may be areas where cooperation could make sense — whether that is technical exchange, improving the integration, discussing the Android work, or exploring whether some of the hearing-personalization ideas could be useful to FXSound itself. I’m not coming with a predefined business proposal or expectation. I mainly wanted to show what I’m building, explain how FXSound is being used, and open the door for a conversation if the team finds the project interesting. I’d also be very happy to share more technical details, screenshots, architecture information or results from the Android implementation if there is interest. And of course: **thank you for making FXSound available and continuing to develop it.** It has allowed me to focus much more of my time on the hearing-correction side of AudioTune instead of having to build every part of the audio stack from scratch. I’d love to hear what you think. GitHub Link: > **[GitHub - swayze-sys/AudioTune: Local-first Windows headphone hearing calibration...](https://github.com/swayze-sys/AudioTune)** > > Local-first Windows headphone hearing calibration and persistent Equalizer APO DSP Best regards, Sven ---
**Author:** ![james](https://yyz2.discourse-cdn.com/flex030/user_avatar/forum.fxsound.com/james/32/2294_2.png) [@james](https://forum.fxsound.com/u/james)\ **Post date:** [September 28, 2026, 7:00pm UTC](https://forum.fxsound.com/t/audiotune-using-fxsound-as-the-dsp-foundation-and-exploring-possible-coorperation/6902/2 "2026-09-28T19:00:26Z")
Wow this sounds like a really cool project, Sven! Thanks so much for sharing and for working on this. It’s a problem we’ve thought about addressing but haven’t yet gotten around to it. I do think there are some interesting ways we can collaborate and help each other out. And getting FxSound on Android has always been a holy grail for us so it’s very exciting to hear that you may have figured out how to do that. @bvijay is the guy to talk to when it comes to development, but he’s on vacation for a bit. Let’s plan to talk more when he gets back in a couple days. ---
**Author:** ![gamyr](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/g/dfb087/32.png) [@gamyr](https://forum.fxsound.com/u/gamyr)\ **Post date:** [September 28, 2026, 7:07pm UTC](https://forum.fxsound.com/t/audiotune-using-fxsound-as-the-dsp-foundation-and-exploring-possible-coorperation/6902/3 "2026-09-28T19:07:50Z")
Thank you James ! To tell you the truth, this is all Vibe Coded. But it works ! And FX Sound is a good 50% of improvement in Sound, so I really don’t want to miss out on it. Unfortuneatly its really not easy to get it working on Android. But I got it working, although its not a user friendly solution. Because it requires Developer Options and enabled Wifi Debugging. So it won’t even work without any connected Wifi nearby. The Windows version works fine though. And you don’t need a virtual Soundcard for it. You don’t even need the program running after you have made all settings to your liking. Takes some time to do all the Hearing Tests + Finetune but it can definitly improve things, especially if your ears are not perfect. But for now, lets wait and let your collegue relax and have a nice vacation 😉 ---
**Author:** ![bvijay](https://yyz2.discourse-cdn.com/flex030/user_avatar/forum.fxsound.com/bvijay/32/84_2.png) [@bvijay](https://forum.fxsound.com/u/bvijay)\ **Post date:** [October 2, 2026, 3:57pm UTC](https://forum.fxsound.com/t/audiotune-using-fxsound-as-the-dsp-foundation-and-exploring-possible-coorperation/6902/4 "2026-10-02T15:57:00Z")
Hi Sven, I am back from my vacation. I installed AudioTune v0.4.18 on Windows and tried it. The project is very interesting. We are glad that FxSound DSP is helpful for audio-processing aspects in AudioTune. I will be happy to collaborate from FxSound. We can discuss and figure out how we can mutually improve our applications. ---
**Author:** ![gamyr](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/g/dfb087/32.png) [@gamyr](https://forum.fxsound.com/u/gamyr)\ **Post date:** [October 3, 2026, 7:42am UTC](https://forum.fxsound.com/t/audiotune-using-fxsound-as-the-dsp-foundation-and-exploring-possible-coorperation/6902/5 "2026-10-03T07:42:55Z")
Hi Vijayakumar, nice to hear from you! Did AudioTune work for you / did you try it out ? I have some fresh ideas for Audiotune and FXAudio also. I can also provide you with my android Version (although its a bit fiddly). We can discuss it here or also on Email/Messenger if you like. Be mindful that I’m no developer though. But with and IT-Systems Engineer backround. Happy to hear from you! ---
**Author:** ![bvijay](https://yyz2.discourse-cdn.com/flex030/user_avatar/forum.fxsound.com/bvijay/32/84_2.png) [@bvijay](https://forum.fxsound.com/u/bvijay)\ **Post date:** [October 7, 2026, 4:38pm UTC](https://forum.fxsound.com/t/audiotune-using-fxsound-as-the-dsp-foundation-and-exploring-possible-coorperation/6902/6 "2026-10-07T16:38:11Z")
Hi Sven, Thanks, happy to connect with you. Yes, I am able to install and run Audiotune. It took me some time to get used to the application interface and creating the hearing profile to get it to work. My first impression is that the application user interface looks it is for advanced users. I hope the production version will be made more intuitive to normal users. You can send me a DM in the forum with the details on the Android version and your other ideas. Thanks and regards