Got any presets ideas you’d love to see added to FxSound? Let us know! You could even share a screenshot of your settings if you’ve designed a great preset that you want to share with the community.
I’ll throw in a few ideas I’ve already gotten from the community in the comments below.
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the ideas you like so that we can better decide which to design first!
New preset idea: Alternative Rock
New preset idea: Metal
New preset idea: Classic Rock
New preset idea: Easy Listening
New preset idea: Classical
New preset idea: Soul
New preset idea: R&B
New preset idea: Jazz
Loudness Contour. Like the loudness button on vintage stereo amps, to improve low-volume listening.
Electronica, Hip Hop, and why not “Booty Bass” for fun 
Disco light bars left and right of UI
I am fully satisfied with the product as it is. 
Listening to old progressive psytrance with these settings:
One preset that I use the most is the ‘Voice’ preset.
An Interesting Short:
I had experienced some temp hearing loss while back due to high dosage steroid medication prescribed to reduce inflammation for sinuses. Several side effects include: high pitched ringing in the ear/pounding of the ear drums/temp closure or narrowing of the eustachian tubes. The eustachian tubes regulate air pressure in the middle ear.
This meant that I could not hear or listen to ‘bass/subwoofer/low-freq’ sounds. When I walked into a shopping centre/home depot with massive air conditioners, or if a helicopter passes over, or if large vehicles are on the streets vibrating the roads – that noise travels through the ground, through walls, up legs via bones – accumulates in the middle ear – spider senses – maddening/painful.
No other FX Sound preset would produce a good outcome in this condition except the Voice preset.
Given the scenario above, the voice preset served as a hearing aid and has medical application.
Hi @james,
A lot of the bonus presets (from Download bonus presets ) sound exactly the same, for example, no difference between the 70’s and 80’s preset whatsoever.
Are they supposed to be this way?
Thanks.
Yeah some of the differences on these presets only have very slight changes on the EQ center frequency. (Or at least they should… let me know if you can verify that there is really no differences at all.)
This was an audio design choice by one of our audio engineers. His thinking was that the Music preset is great for all music genres so the adjustments should be slight. Although you could argue he was a bit too conservative!
I’ll be seeking a new audio engineer consultant to help us with some adjustments to the bonus presets as well as making some new ones.
Weird okay let me see what’s up with that. Thanks.
If you look closely at your screenshots, there are very minor differences. Look at the numbers below the meters. It’s easy to miss, because the levels appear the same, but the numbers below are slightly different.
Ok, some presets I’ve been thinking about.
Modern Rap
Golden Era Old School Rap (early 80’s) (ie Grandmaster Flash and Furious Five, Afrika Bammbatta)
Old School Rap (Late 80s) (ie Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, Rakim, Biz Markie, EPMD)
90s Rap music (ie Lords of the Underground, Black Star, early Wu Tang)
Underground Rap (1997-2012) (ie Rza singles, Big L)
Modern Underground Rap (ie Sean Price, R.A. The Rugged Man)
Old Rap Tapes and Recorded Concerts Revitalized
Old Tapes/Recordings Revitalized (General)
Classical Reggae
90s Dancehall Reggae *prioritze
Modern Reggae
Reggaeton
1980s Heavy Metal
Modern Metal
1960s Rock *prioritize
1970s Rock
1960s/1970s R&B
Modern R&B
1950s Rock
Salsa (modern)
1980s Salsa
Bachata
Merengue
Vallenato
Cumbia (Classic Colombian 1970s, 1980s) *prioritize
Cumbia (Mexican and Ecuadorian)
Caribbean African Folk music *prioritize
Jungle
Dub
Techno
Disco (1970s)
Funk (1970s)
Old Radio Music Revitalization (1930s/1940s)
Movies with Classical/Symphonic music
Movies with Rock and Pop music
TV shows with a lot of action (ie Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, Picard) (so you dont have to lower the volume during action scenes and raise the volume during talking scenes)
TV shows (family sitcoms)
1940s Jazz
Modern Jazz
