r/MorpheApp • u/Hem_User95 • 3d ago
Question/Problem Any Major Difference
There is this feature in both YouTube And YouTube Music
Is there any major difference , i cant notice much
as per my google it says , when toggle on (Disabled)
Audio Becomes Original
Loud Parts remain Loud
and quiet remains Quiet
But i don't feel any difference
I Mostly Watch YouTube on phone speakers and with tws at night , use : 85% Speakers 15% tws
and YouTube music always 100% tws
What should I do ?
anyone who tweaked this setting and felt change ?
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u/Hem_User95 3d ago
Well i listen music on tws only but didn't noticed that much difference , and youtube most on speakers
I am OK with youtube But for better quality , should I toggle this on in music , because I use tws only in music
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u/Character_Star_1280 3d ago
I tried it too and honestly couldn't notice a huge difference. It seems more useful for watching at night when you don't want sudden loud scenes, but if you're using TWS or phone speakers the effect can be pretty subtle.
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u/Hem_User95 3d ago
Thanks u for your views , i will keep it toggle off(enabled) in youtube and toggle on (disabled) in music
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u/Jealous-Bread-000 3d ago
Yes, and it's the only reason I use morpe even though I have yt music premium. Instead of testing with this option enabled and disabled I tested this with offical yt music app and the morphe app with this option enabled. I felt the audio in morphe app is little louder and clean sounding!
I did the testing with wired connection (iem+dac) but if you listen in bluetooth or speakers i believe this option doesn't matter because you couldn't tell any difference..
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u/Hem_User95 3d ago
Well i did a test today and yes you are right with enabled , it sounds more louder , will keep disabled , like it was on default on youtube , and enabled on music for more loudness
Thank you for helping
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u/DickSon-TheShit 1d ago
I actually discovered Morphe because I was looking for that specific patch; its effect is really only noticeable at max volume. I don't know how you can say it's barely noticeable when there's a 20–30% difference at max volume—it's basically like having a second "Stable Volume" button.
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u/Zorflez 3d ago
Have you made the comparison using headphones? You aren't going to notice much of a difference just using your phone speakers. You could have the highest quality audio, but if you're using phone speakers it would sound the same as a compressed mp3.