#Ongaku - Ultra Quality Player
iOS app by Hironori Suzawa. Music · Hironori Suzawa
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.5
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
**Overview** #Ongaku is a music player that allows you to enjoy your existing music sources in high quality while adjusting the sound in real time during playback. You can intuitively tune aspects such as vocal clarity, instrument definition, bass depth, and spatial breadth to your liking, including J-POP. **Main Features** - Supports high-resolution audio playback (displays playback format according to the audio source) - Real-time effects that can be switched during playback - Adjust the strength and character of each effect with sliders - Input/output level display allows you to check volume balance and distortion risk while setting - Search and play songs from your device's music library **Effect Examples** - Body: Adjusts the thickness and impact of the bass - Gloss: Adds clarity and gloss - Warm Sat: Creates a warm texture - Exciter: Emphasizes attack and presence - Space: Creates a sense of spatial breadth - Simulation: Adds three-dimensionality and atmosphere - Maximizer: Refines the contours for improved listenability **Recommended for those who:** - Want to bring vocals forward more when using earphones or headphones - Want to increase bass while suppressing muddiness - Want to quickly switch sounds according to the song or mood Note: Effects are available during local playback. The perception of sound quality may vary depending on the audio source, device, earphones, etc. *The effect is intentionally applied to a level that makes the sound noisy.
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