Audio Misc Settings is a Magisk module designed to modify Android's core audio configuration. It expands media volume control to 100 distinct steps, improves system resampling to mastering quality, and disables built-in effect frameworks to achieve a direct, low-jitter audio signal.

I flashed this module to get finer control over my media volume, and the 100-step scale makes a massive difference. Bypassing the stock effects framework noticeably reduced audio jitter, giving my music a much cleaner sound signature when using an external DAC.

100 Volume Steps: Changes the default volume slider to allow precise adjustments at 0.4 to 0.7dB increments.
Mastering Quality Resampling: Upgrades the Android OS mixer to prevent distortion and deliver high-fidelity playback.
Direct Audio Pass: Disables spatial audio, sound dose features, and default effects to stop unwanted background processing.
Lower USB Jitter: Tweaks the USB HAL driver transfer period to reduce interference for connected audio peripherals.

Support & Requirements

Android Versions: Android 10 through 16 (Tested on LineageOS, crDroid, and phh GSIs across Qualcomm and MediaTek SoCs).
Root Requirement: Magisk.

How to Install

Open your Magisk app and tap on the Modules tab.
Select "Install from storage" and pick the downloaded module .zip file.
Reboot your phone to activate the new sound settings.