Not sure if you sold me on echo or turned me away from it. Turn up the bass would be a command so I would expect the bass to be turned up and not the volume. Wait until her name is said in movie that causes weird reactions.
I thought ST already had multiple personality disorder.
Interesting, last night calypso was a wake word only, but would not accept commands.
This morning it now accepts commands.
Seems a new wake word is in test?, this one is interesting as it functions as a global overide…
I’ve only managed to get the Echo to wake up once saying “calypso”. I get consistent results with Google Translate (speak text), but can’t get it to recognize any commands or questions, it just wakes up.
My Dot, wake up word Echo, is next to my computer. About 5% of the time, whenever I do a little " cough, cough" or sometimes clear my throat, she lights up for a second. Maybe she’s trying to figure out if I have a cold.
We are talking Echo here and not ST though. Echo has not had a dual personality that I have been aware of.
I can also confirm that mine responds to “Calypso” but only a small percent of the time (once out of 5 tries).
When I ask to “turn up the bass” mine turns up the volume 1 notch, confirmed by looking at the light ring and asking again and hearing the volume increase again. My guess is your volume was increasing and it made it seem like the bass increased. Also, saying “turn up the treble” does the same for me, increases the volume.
To be more complete I asked Alexa to “turn up the dog” and guess what happened. Seems the trigger for volume is “turn up” or “turn down”.