The same old song, Would you be able to recognize it?
Think of a song you can identify from the very first note. Now, imagine the sound coming from the center-front, the music spreading across the left and right speakers, and the ambient echoes of the recording resonating from behind. It’s the same song—but this time, you’re hearing a new surround mix, created from your own audio file. At Trackdish.com, we share content related to audio and video that adds a whole new dimension to your listening and viewing experience.
With the Upmixify 5.1+ Audio Converter, you can transform mono or stereo audio into 5.1, 7.1, or 9.1 surround sound right on your Android device. Best of all, you can preview the new mix before saving the file, allowing you to see exactly which speaker channels are active.
Try it first with a song you know well.
Import your stereo file, select 5.1, and apply the ‘Music’ preset. Listen to the part of the song you are most familiar with. Watch the animated speakers and live channel meters to see which channels are active during that segment. Then, save the multichannel file and compare it to the original—play both versions on your compatible home theater system at roughly the same volume.
The Upmixify DSP generates additional channels from the original recording. The spatial distribution of the sound and music will vary depending on the specific song and the preset you choose; therefore, the same preset might offer a different experience for different tracks.
Four presets—from music to your own voice:
– Music — For songs and instrumental tracks.
– Voice — For dialogue, storytelling, or voiceovers. You can even test this by recording new audio directly into the app using your device’s microphone.
– Cinema — For soundtracks or ambient audio in video projects.
– Balanced — A great starting point for comparing different presets on the same clip.
What is the difference between 5.1, 7.1, and 9.1?
What’s included in these layouts?
5.1 — Front Left, Right, and Center, two surround channels, and an LFE channel for the subwoofer.
7.1 — Includes everything in 5.1, plus two additional rear audio channels.
9.1 — Includes everything in 7.1, plus two additional wide channels.
With the Premium version, you can adjust the level of each speaker individually, save your own custom mixes, and enjoy an ad-free experience.
Like what you hear? Save your mix!
The app allows you to export in multichannel WAV, FLAC, and WavPack formats. The available formats depend on the surround layout you choose. Conversion takes place directly on your device. You can revisit saved mixes in your ‘History’ to play them again, view details, or share the files. If you are working on a video project, you can import these files into any editor that supports multichannel audio and sync them with your footage.
What if your receiver shows ‘Stereo’?
To hear the surround channels distinctly, your player, audio connections, and speaker system must all support the chosen file format and layout. Some TVs, media players, and Bluetooth connections may downmix multichannel audio into stereo. If your receiver indicates only two channels, please check the settings of your player and audio connections to ensure they support multichannel audio.
Try this: pick a song you’ve listened to a hundred times. Create a 5.1 mix of it and see which audio channels—or which specific speakers—catch your attention this time around!
Let us know what you think about this multi-audio-channel converter in the comments!
