Fly phones are primarily distinguished by their price. Being in the budget price segment, these devices can boast of the presence of a memory card, as well as the ability to play mp3. Unfortunately, the low price affects the speaker quality and playback quality. This flaw is easy to fix.
Instructions
Step 1
The safest option, which does not require intervention in the firmware and factory settings of the phone, is to change the volume of the audio track directly that you want to listen to on the phone. Methods affecting the engineering menu are dangerous in that they can lead to damage to both the firmware and the speaker of the cell phone.
Step 2
In case there are several tracks, you can use a program such as Mp3Gain. It is free. Find and download it online. After installation, add the tracks that you want to edit in the working field of the program. Select the volume to which you want to raise the original sound level. Be careful not to set the value to maximum immediately - some frequencies may be blurry. This program is convenient in that it allows you to process several files at once with one click. The bad news is that it is difficult to assess the level to which you need to raise the sound.
Step 3
For single processing of tracks, the most preferable will be the use of Adobe Audition or Sony Sound Forge 2. These editors have functionality sufficient for high-quality track processing. Download and install one of these editors.
Step 4
Run the program, then drag the file to edit into the workspace. Wait for the track to load, then select it along its entire length. Use the "volume up" effect, periodically testing the result for euphony. After reaching the optimum volume, normalize the track. You can also use a graphic equalizer to adapt the melody to the ringtone. Minimize low frequencies while boosting high frequencies. The speaker of a mobile phone is not adapted for reproducing low frequencies, and since when the volume of a track is increased, the low and high frequencies increase evenly, it becomes necessary to weaken the sound of low frequencies after increasing the overall volume of the melody.
