Wavelet is a compact audio tool designed to make headphones sound better by matching the sound to each pair’s unique characteristics. It applies headphone-specific correction curves drawn from measured responses, so what you hear is closer to a balanced, natural sound rather than colored by the headset’s quirks. The app combines this correction with flexible equalization tools — both parametric and graphic — letting you tweak specific frequency bands, boost bass, smooth harsh highs, or sculpt the overall tone. You can choose ready-made presets tailored for many popular headphone models and also save your own custom profiles. Real-time processing keeps adjustments effective while you listen, and a simple interface makes it easy to switch between presets or fine-tune settings. Extra audio effects like a limiter to control peaks, a subtle reverb or spatial widening, and a preamp/gain control give additional ways to shape playback without needing complex gear. Wavelet is useful for a wide range of listeners: casual users who want clearer vocals and tighter bass, gamers seeking clearer positional cues, and audiophiles who like to refine sound precisely. It helps improve the listening experience on any source by focusing on how the headphones actually reproduce frequencies, rather than simply boosting or cutting by ear. In short, Wavelet brings measured headphone correction and powerful, easy-to-use EQ tools together, so you can get more accurate, enjoyable sound from your headphones with minimal fuss.

How do I create a custom equalizer preset?

To create a custom equalizer preset, open the app, navigate to the EQ section, adjust the frequency sliders to your liking, and then save the preset with a unique name for future use.

Can I download presets from other users?

Yes, you can download user-submitted presets in the app. Simply go to the presets library, browse or search for presets, and tap on 'Download' to add them to your collection.

How can I adjust the equalizer settings for specific headphones?

In Wavelet, select your specific headphone model from the list provided. The app will automatically adjust the EQ settings optimized for your headphones, enhancing your listening experience.

What should I do if the equalizer doesn't sound right?

If the equalizer isn't producing the desired sound, try the following steps to troubleshoot and adjust: 1. Check if your headphone model is correctly selected. 2. Experiment with different EQ presets. 3. Manually adjust the frequency sliders to fine-tune. 4. Reset the EQ settings to default if necessary.

How can I utilize the convolution feature for better sound?

To utilize the convolution feature, select the 'Convolution' tab, and choose an impulse response file compatible with your headphones. This will create a more natural sound space, improving audio quality. Make adjustments as needed to optimize the sound.