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Why you should download a music equalizer app on your phone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.globaldelight.boom https://www.globaldelight.com/boomforios/
Music equalizers are seldom used. Most of just listen to our music the way it is without tinkering about with the parameters of the audio output. However, the few that do play with the equalizer will be able to advocate the benefits of doing so. Just a few taps on your phone’s equalizer and you will be able to hear a massive difference. You can add more bass for an added thump or cut of treble for a more warm acoustic experience. You could increase the mids for a more rounded listening experience. Basically, using the equalizer gives you access to better sounding music.
Ok, so why would I need a music equalizer app if my phone equalizer is all I need? Well, it’s simple – your phone’s equalizer has few bands – usually just 5 or 7 bands. Each band controls a certain frequency of sound, so more bands mean a more tailored listening experience. This is where an app holds an advantage over your phone’s inbuilt equalizer. Most apps will have up to 16 bands; some of the better apps will have up to 22 bands. This allows you to tinker with the parameters in a more detailed manner.
For some, all this adjustment and modification of sounds might seem a little too extremely and technical. For them, a music equalizer app comes with another benefit – most apps will have set presets to improve your audio output in certain ways. So, you could choose the ‘Hip-hop’ preset if you’re listening to hip-hop music – this will give you a better listening experience. Or, if you need to play music at a house party, you could use the ‘loud’ or ‘party’ presets. Some apps have numerous presets to choose from so you can listen to music the way you want to.
However, some people have shunned having music on their phone, they’d rather stream it. What good is a music equalizer app if a person doesn’t have any library music in the first place? Well, some of the better apps ensure the equalizer will apply itself to the audio output of your streaming apps as well. So regardless of whether you’re listening to library music, or streaming it on apps such as Spotify or Tidal or listening to radio channels, the app will allow you to enjoy a better sounding acoustic experience. Some apps also have an effect intensity controller, allowing you to set the amount of effects added to your music. You can keep it high or leave it low to enjoy the music in a better way, yet keep it as close to the original as possible.
An added advantage some music equalizer apps come with is 3D surround sound. This provides you a lifelike listening experience on any headphones. Something that wasn’t previously possible! So if you want to listen to your tunes in a new light, try downloading one of these equalizer apps, they don’t disappoint. You could try looking for such apps that come with free trials to experience the difference first and then think if it’s worth it.
