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Originally Posted by luscious
I can...but i am trying to avoid software EQ's all together if possible. I have tested with both Google play & Power Amp. Google play is ridiculous. The sound if washed out with mid range, and no bass whatsoever.....and seemingly nothing can be done about
With Power Amp I can improve things...but I just cant do anything with getting close to a full bass. Its either extremely low range so all it does is distort....or nothing at all.
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You might have to take the opposite approach, by raising the gain in the MP3 files themselves, then turning down the frequencies other than the ones (bass) you want to raise.
MP3 files have a gain tag to tell the player how much "preamp" gain to apply to the source. The problem with this is that if you go too high, the MP3's will "clip" or produce sound out of range. I personally use MP3Gain (software) to maintain an even gain across my large library. It will analyze the MP3 after you apply a gain level to tell you if it will clip or not as well. Batch processing is also a breeze.