Audio Enhancer
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Condobloke
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Give PulseEffects a try
Software Manager.
Lots of choices.
At least you can just tick/untick each box to try them out
After installing it...type PulseEffects into the menu
A lot of the apps there don't repond to clicking on 'Launch'
Software Manager.
Lots of choices.
At least you can just tick/untick each box to try them out
After installing it...type PulseEffects into the menu
A lot of the apps there don't repond to clicking on 'Launch'
Thanks, trying it out and I like it! I didn't realize the launch button doesn't always work from the manager, so that is very helpful. I can't tell you how many programs I've removed because I didn't think they worked.
Now for the dumb noob question - what do you mean by tick/untick each box to try it out? Do you mean I can test them out before installing?
Now for the dumb noob question - what do you mean by tick/untick each box to try it out? Do you mean I can test them out before installing?
Condobloke
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I just installed it myself.
How it "cooperates" with my music player I have zero idea
So I guess I will tick and untick some of the boxes until I hear some sound that I like...!
Note that the three horizontal lines up th top just beside the preset has more options!.....
I guess when it sounds good I will give it a name (no idea how yet) and save it as a preset....so I dont have to do whole thing again
my music player/organiser is DeadBeef (also in Software Manager)
How it "cooperates" with my music player I have zero idea
So I guess I will tick and untick some of the boxes until I hear some sound that I like...!
Note that the three horizontal lines up th top just beside the preset has more options!.....
I guess when it sounds good I will give it a name (no idea how yet) and save it as a preset....so I dont have to do whole thing again
my music player/organiser is DeadBeef (also in Software Manager)
Oh, OK. I thought you meant tick/untick the boxes in the software manager. Yeah, I haven't figured that part out yet. But it definitely boosted the sound. DFX had this nice little equalizer and some basic settings and it was very easy to use.
