Earlier, I posted that I was looking for basically a set of "tone controls" on a DAC, when I stumbled upon the vastly larger capabilities of the DAC+ DSP. I would still like to have some really quick-and-dirty sound profiles available, and I wonder if any come with the product or the software? For example, an automatic "loudness" profile, or a "bass boost" or a "treble boost" or a "vocal boost"? These are fairly uniformly implemented EQ profiles, and it would seem to make life easier to have them ready to go. At some point I'll get a measuring microphone, do some reality-based quantitative DSP setup. But for starters, I am just wondering if it's possible to try some different settings and see how it sounds.
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HiFiBerry team A DSP Profile usually does not include any tone settings at all. A DSP Profile is basically the program that runs on the DSP. The filter settings are independent of the DSP profile. There are some tone controls integrated in HiFiBerryOS (https://www.hifiberry.com/os), but you can easily create your own frequency adjustments with the integrated filter designer:
https://www.hifiberry.com/blog/hifiberryos-got-a-filter-designer/
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