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EqualizerPosted in Music on 07 Jul 2009 |
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Equalize your music by setting gain or cut on up to seven frequency bands.
Upload your music files via wifi (via web browser, no separate software needed!) to Equalizer and download equalized files for further processing or inclusion in your library.
Internal calculations are done in 64 bit floating point, the industry standard in digital sound processing. During conversion to 16 bit (CD quality) you have the option of dithering the sound to reduce artifacts and lower the noise level (noise shaping) both in real time while editing as well as when rendering the music file to disc. A control light warns you from over equalizing your audio. Use the pre-EQ volume slider to prevent clipping.
Best results are achieved if your music files are 44.1kHz sampling rate at 16 bit, the typical .wav (or aif) format that corresponds to CD quality or compressed file formats like ma4 and mp3.
Unfortunatly there is no direct access to the iTunes library on your device.
Next updates: adjustable center frequency and Q setting for each band. Low pass high pass and high/low shelf filters. Adjustable noise-shaping for dithering.
