Equalizer for Pc

Downloaded the EQ, the version you will get will have annoying ads, and you’ll be prompted to purchase the full version, which I would do in a HEARTBEAT, as I LOVE the EQ, which works nicely! BUT... 1: switching between airplay devices cannot be done from within the app. There’s a button for it, but doesn’t seem to work. Have to use “the old way”, with the phones controls, like we used to. 2: This is where I say “maybe needs more time yet?” Only had the app 15-20 minutes so far, and ALOT of albums are missing artwork and titles. Even songs I just bought from iTunes a couple days ago are being displayed with no artwork, and “Unknown artist” and “Unknown album” which is a MAJOR pet peeve of mine. Some artists, when I tap on them, don’t even seem to appear at all. Again, don’t know if, or how much time the app needs to “import” my library, bit I’d think it should be quicker than this. But I will say again, I LOVE THE EQ FUNCTION!!!!!! I’ll give it a little while longer to see of it loads the rest of that stuff, if not, “delete”. 😥 Also love the swipe for volume, and time index functions. Much more accurate and adjustable than the “stock” controls. Well, it’s been sevearl hours now, and still no Alan Parsons Project, and many others. Oh well. Hey, DON’T let my review keep you from at least trying this app! Could be my phone, whatever, who knows, as if it all worked right, I’d be singing this apps praises to the highest!!!

So I downloaded this app, because I got Apple AirPods about a month before I wrote this review, and expected something that could fulfill my Audiophile needs, sense AirPods sound average, as well. However, this was a mediocre EQ app; the EQ on iTunes is much better and crisper than anything I’ve tried on this app. I spent a little over 40 minutes trying out this app, and could not find anything that sounded better than anything I could easily do on the iTunes app. It is definitely a great app, for it being free and if you don’t have iTunes, but if you do have iTunes, I don’t really see the point in downloading and using this app. It’s still pretty well made and has a lot of options you can choose from, but the lack of quality in the features, that is in store, for this app, is just pretty lackluster. I probably wouldn’t try this app again. However, I don’t hate this app at all — instead, I just didn’t really think it was in the same ballpark as other EQ’s I’ve tried in the past.

This app is good for tuning your music to the way it is supposed to sound because every speaker or set of speakers will sound different. I use this app when I do professional processor tunes to help me set a basic eq to start from. Highly recommend getting this app to play around with what frequency corresponds to a specific sound, and eventually learning to tune your own system. 98% of music you listen to doesn’t sound like it is supposed to and this app helps get it one step closer to perfection.

I like it because: - It restored volume levels to my iPad after I updated to iPadOS. - It also allows control over each EQ band which makes a huge difference to sound quality - much better than Apples limited preset EQ settings.. - Unlike some other EQ apps it easily accesses your locally stored music. - no silly “subscriptions” (as if I’d ever pay a subscription for an EQ app anyway) - playback controls and volume are easy - just “swipe” - works with the playback controls in the iPad Control Center HOWEVER!! When I play anything from the “Songs” section it immediately crashes! (playing from the “Albums” and “Artists” sections works OK.) Other things I don’t like are that it does not have a “recently played” list and the interface is a little “kludgy” and dated looking. Hopefully the crashing will get fixed, but the last update was “2 years ago” so I’m not that optimistic.. Fix that and I’d probably buy the “pro” version...