In order to listen to music really loud, many people buy high-quality multi-channel sound systems with a separate subwoofer. However, when listening to music at maximum volume, low frequencies may be lost in the overall volume of the track. In order to fix this unpleasant little thing, you need to increase the bass on your computer. This can be done in one of the three ways described below.
Instructions
Step 1
To boost the bass on your computer, use your player's equalizer settings. In this case, you should set the low frequencies to as high a level as you need, and then test the level by turning on the music through the subwoofer. You can also use presets that automatically program the player's equalizer to a specific bass level.
Step 2
The second way you can change the bass level on your computer is to download special programs that increase the frequencies throughout your computer. After installing such programs, you may need to restart your computer. After switching on, put the preset that will provide the bass level you want.
Step 3
The third option is to change the bass level of the track itself. For this we need any music editor. Preferably Adobe Audition, this editor provides a thirty-day trial period. Load the track, then select the entire audio track and go to the graphic equalizer menu. Adjust it according to the sound level you need and save the track on your computer.
