Re:How Google Meet's noise cancellation works
by skybrian on Tuesday June 09, 2020 @05:16PM
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They have some great features and I agree that people should get them (or upgrade), but they are not optimized for musicians.
I just got a similar model I assume (M90-R) and it's definitely not switching to music mode automatically when I play music. (Maybe it's different for listening.) I just had the audiologist add a music mode that I can switch to manually, but getting acceptable timbre for the instruments I play (accordion, melodica, and piano) is work in progress. Making an expensive instrument sound like cheap trash is disappointing, though of course I can take them out.
Having Bluetooth is nice, particularly for phone calls, but I find the sound quality is unsatisfying for listening to music, so it won't be replacing speakers for me.
I just got a similar model I assume (M90-R) and it's definitely not switching to music mode automatically when I play music. (Maybe it's different for listening.) I just had the audiologist add a music mode that I can switch to manually, but getting acceptable timbre for the instruments I play (accordion, melodica, and piano) is work in progress. Making an expensive instrument sound like cheap trash is disappointing, though of course I can take them out.
Having Bluetooth is nice, particularly for phone calls, but I find the sound quality is unsatisfying for listening to music, so it won't be replacing speakers for me.