An audio frequency shaping tool for Google’s in-car platform allows users to tailor the sound output to their preferences or the acoustic characteristics of the vehicle. It modifies the amplitude of specific frequencies within the audio signal, enhancing or suppressing them to achieve a desired tonal balance. For example, a user might boost the bass frequencies for a more impactful sound or reduce the treble frequencies to mitigate harshness.
Implementation of audio customization in the vehicle infotainment system provides enhanced listening experiences for drivers and passengers. Customization options provide a safer, more comfortable in-car experience. Adjusting the sound profile can compensate for variations in audio quality between different source materials or mask road noise. Historically, such adjustments were only available through aftermarket solutions, but now are increasingly common as built-in features.
