[Samsung Infuse 4G] Connor Baker:
Have you ever used Voodoo Sound? It's like that, but way more powerful, versatile, and it works on many different devices.

This is not like that stupid beats audio gimmick, because this definitely works. I use it on my Nexus 4, as well as my Infuse now (thanks Scott).

Connor Baker

EDIT: Well darn. Viper4Android in combination with Voodoo Sound is... Well, amazing. Now I have to carry this around and my Nexus 4 (as if I didn't already :P).

Please don't stop making your magic happen Scott.

Connor Baker

EDIT: Ok. Last edit, I promise. Here's an example of my settings in the below attachments. If you don't see something changed, or I skipped over it, it's because I didn't change it. With these settings and my V-Moda Over ears, I get nice bass, and the reverberation settings make it feel like a club setup (or so I think, I'm only 16, and I'm not allowed in to "wow" people with my "swag-tastic" moves, but that's besides the point). Also, you'll notice that in the Viper4Android app, I'm using a .irs sample. An .irs sample basically "re-produces" the same effect that fancy audio effects make.

Please note, nobody is forcing you to use a .irs sample. I use them because I like them. If you want to know how to use them, read on.

In this instance, I'm using the Sony Xperia Clear-Bass sample. You can find this sample, and other Sony samples here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41320703 (for these specific samples, please download the pro version, as it's free and has more samples than the demo version).

This is the link to the main thread, where all of the samples are: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2191223 (the links to different .irs samples are near the bottom of the 2nd post).

PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE NOT FLASHABLE .ZIPS. YOU MUST EXTRACT THEIR CONTENTS, AS YOU WILL NEED THESE .IRS SAMPLE FILES LATER.

How to use a .irs sample (don't worry, it's easy):

To use a irs sample (this is how I did it), after you've set up the Viper app (install driver, reboot, etc.), scroll down to the header that reads "CONVOLVER" (it's directly below the EQ graph) and click on Impulse Response. If you haven't done this before, then a Select Impulse Response box should come up, and it should be empty. Also, there should be a brief toast notification at the bottom of the screen saying something along the lines of no samples found. That is good because the app creates the folders for you to copy the .irs samples you downloaded and extracted into.

Now, since you un-zipped the irs samples that you downloaded from the above links (remember, this is optional, I do it because I like the ClearBass sample, which gives the bass quite a nice punch), you should have a nice folder sitting somewhere on your PC (or phone) with all the .irs files inside. Just copy those over into a folder on the root of you sdcard, called ViPER4Android. Specifically, you're going to want to copy the .irs files into a folder inside of the ViPER4Android folder (it should be the only sub-folder), which is titled Kernel. Just paste those .irs samples into that folder, go back into the app, and try to select a sample again. This time, it box should pop up, filled with all the wonderful samples that you downloaded.

Note: If for some reason, after doing the above method to have the app auto-create the folders for you, you can always just make them your self.

The directory that you would copy the .irs samples into would be /sdcard/ViPER4Android/Kernel

For example, my Clear-Bass sample's path is "/sdcard/ViPER4Android/Kernel/Sony Xperia Clearbass.irs"

Best of luck on your journey through time and space,

Your friend high up on The Beanstalk,

Connor Baker

P.S: If you noticed that this seems a little un-coherent, it's because I haven't slept in over 38 hours. That's a lot for me.

P.P.S: Scott, if you feel that this in any way detracts from, clutters up, or is an annoyance/eye-sore to your thread, just let me know and I will snip it. Thanks for doing all that you do for the Infuse community.