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A 'perfect' iTunes equalizer setting
If you're really serious about improving the sound quality of your iTunes playback through less-than-ideal laptop or monitor speakers, invest in the VolumeLogic plugin from Octiv. The sound quality improvements are astounding, especially during soft passages, on my Titanium Powerbook. I disable the plugin when I connect my laptop to my stereo (sorry, no Airport Express yet) so I can hear the music as the artist intended.
A 'perfect' iTunes equalizer setting
Volume Logic is great! I can't believe I lived without it for so long. I wish Apple would license it for iPods because SoundCheck is almost worse than nothing at all.
A 'perfect' iTunes equalizer setting
I never thought such piece of a software could really enhance my audio experience, but it does (I'm using the Harman/Kardon SoundSticks). Incredible.
Octiv
Hmm. I just tried this out on my PowerBook. First, it doesn't work with AirTunes like the builtin equalizer does. Second, after I moved the default volume to around 8 and toggled the plugin I didn't hear any improvement. I tried different music (rock, acoustic, and latin) with various presets. Usually I preferred the original.
Octiv
it takes something like 20 seconds for an equalizer change to take affect with Airtunes. Could that be the issue?
A 'perfect' iTunes equalizer setting
Whilst this EQ curve gives a pretty good loudness boost I still have to put in my vote for VolumeLogic, an amazing piece of software and well worth the money. |
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