The Nokia 5530 cell phone is positioned as a device with a large number of multimedia functions, including playing mp3 files. Use one of several simple methods to increase the volume of your music.
Instructions
Step 1
The simplest way to maximize the volume of the music being played is to maximize the equalizer settings. Make this setting in the menu of your mp3-player used to play tracks on the phone. If the result does not suit you or the setting turns out to be too "rough", and some frequencies are very faint, use the next option.
Step 2
Process tracks that will be played on a cell phone using audio editors. Most suitable for this are programs such as Adobe Audition and Sony Sound Forge, regardless of version. Let's consider editing a track using the example of the Adobe Audition program. Upload the file you want to edit. Perform this action using the "File" menu or simply by dragging the audio track into the working field of the program. Wait for the file to load, then select the entire file. Use the Normalize or Sound Up effect to increase the volume of the song. If you plan to set a melody for a call, use the "Graphic Equalizer" effect. With its help, you can increase the volume of individual frequencies, namely, high and medium. The fact is that the speaker of a cell phone is poorly suited for reproducing low frequencies, therefore, with a simple increase in volume, it can hum. Save the editing results and check the track for euphony by copying it to your mobile phone.
Step 3
If there are a lot of tracks that you plan to process, use programs that support processing several pieces at once, for example, Mp3Gain. Load all files into the processing queue, then select them all and set the level to which you want to turn up the volume. Keep in mind that you cannot undo this action, so either save the results as new tracks or listen to the effect on each of them.
