It would be great to see an expansion of the various sound quality and digital processing effects One Ui has to offer that take advantage of the already present hardware for enjoying and creating music.
Subtle features I think would impact the way a lot of people utilize audio:
Stereo Blending for Headphones
Crosstalk, meaning the left and right channels slightly bleed into eachother replicating the experience of listening through studio monitors and hearing the sound disperse and blend with itself within a room, allowing for hightend immersion, and overall bringing out details in a mix that are lost when listening through a personal device like headphones or earbuds instead of loudspeakers.
Adaptive Gain and clipping control
Keeping individual tracks from sounding too loud/rough or quiet/gentle in relation to one another. Compensating for the massive difference in quality and intensity of mastering across all genres and eras of music, allowing for a more cohesive listening experience, which would be especially beneficial for people with a wide range in musical taste.
These are just two of the major possibilities I could think of. The fact that we already have Dolby Atmos intergrated into the software leads me to believe that even more Audio technology capabilities could be introduced, either through third party collaborations, or most likely simple tweaks that can be handled through the OS on its own.
The growing set of quality-of-life features that One Ui has to boast are what keep us as users invested. Many applaud the level of personal tailoring these phones allow for, and that is exactly what we need to see more of going forward.
