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How to enjoy music with surround effect

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The surround effect in Media Player Morpher 6.0 allows you to exploit all the speakers of your multi-channel audio system like 5.1 (or others) when listening to stereo or mono songs. It allows to control the subwoofer bandwidth and its volume independently from the rest of your speakers and to create your own environment for the output sound. In addition, you can quickly bring yourself to any point of your multi-channel environment without moving.

In this tutorial, you will enable all the speakers of your multi-channel audio system for the playing stereo (or mono) song, turn your room into an overcrowded concert hall and finally take the virtual seat in the first row.

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- On the main panel, click File menu and choose Open File(s)... (1) » Locate to your audio file(s) » Select it and click Open (2).

Open File

- Or click Playlist (3) to add files to your current playlist. Click (4) to add certain file(s). Click (5) to add a whole folder.

Add Files or add directory

- Click Play to start playing your playlist.


- On the main panel, click Surround to open X-Surround window.

Open X-Surround

- Check on On/Off box to activate the surround effect.

- In Mode section:

+ Choose a surround sound format–in this case, we chose the common 5.1.

+ If Compensation delay is checked, listener’s position is enabled too. If the listener position is not at the center of your speaker system, you can move the cursor to make the balance. It will change the volume of each speakers to help you get the real sound and effect. Just stand at listener position, look around your speaker arrangement and then finally, move the cursor to the place like the place you are standing in your speakers arrangement.

- Then you can choose among the available presets.

Or you can manually set the room size and values of the parameters as shown below.

Custom X-Surround