With the array of Android devices swimming into the markets, it’s quite clear that most Android manufacturers do not put as much effort into their device’s audio output as they into its camera’s abilities. But every now and then we have manufacturers like Sharp that really care about the audio output as well. The Sharp brand is unheard of outside of Japan. But if you ever picked up a Sharp AQUOS smartphone, you’d be able to experience the amazing sound output, thanks to AM3D’s Zirene software. AM3D offers breathtaking audio processing software that powers millions of high-end devices around the world. One of the most attractive feature they provide is the virtual surround sound. It operates like a simulated 3D stereo sound effect that comes out of smartphone speakers.
Developer ahrion has developed Zirene and made it compatible to work on any Android phone, granted that it is rooted with the systemless Magisk framework. To learn more about Magisk, keep reading!
What is Magisk Manager?
Magisk Manager is an app for managing Magisk as can be witnessed from the name itself. It is currently the best alternative to Chainfire’s SuperSU. Developed by XDA developer topjohnwu, Magisk is in fact much better than SuperSU in some aspects. No wonder it is becoming the default choice of custom ROM developers. Unlike SuperSU which only grants or denies root permissions for specific apps, Magisk has the ability to hide root from an app completely.
Magisk works system-less-ly, which means that t it doesn’t alter your system partition in any way. This means you can still install official OTA updates without losing root. Magisk is also incorporated with a Universal Systemless Interface that other developers can use to build custom MODs for Android devices without altering the system files. That is very similar to the Xposed Framework.