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Option to turn off Opus voice EQ filtering in direct input mode

Problem

Opus applies a frequency curve when it's optimized for voice that adds a big low cut around 80hz and also does some more cuts and boosts in the high end

Proposal

I think it would be great if there was an option to disable this filter for people that don't want it like myself. I use other programs to decide exactly how i want my audio to sound (especially as a musician playing instruments) So it would be nice it would be possible to make the frequency curve it applies just flat if that makes sense!
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Option to turn off Opus voice EQ filtering in direct input mode

Problem

Opus applies a frequency curve when it's optimized for voice that adds a big low cut around 80hz and also does some more cuts and boosts in the high end

Proposal

I think it would be great if there was an option to disable this filter for people that don't want it like myself. I use other programs to decide exactly how i want my audio to sound (especially as a musician playing instruments) So it would be nice it would be possible to make the frequency curve it applies just flat if that makes sense!

Notes

No response

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  • ☑ I searched existing discussions.
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Filterless audio

Problem

Opus applies a frequency curve when it's optimized for voice that adds a big low cut around 80hz and also does some more cuts and boosts in the high end

Proposal

I think it would be great if there was an option to disable this filter for people that don't want it like myself. I use other programs to decide exactly how i want my audio to sound (especially as a musician playing instruments) So it would be nice it would be possible to make the frequency curve it applies just flat if that makes sense!

Notes

No response

Checks

  • ☑ I searched existing discussions.