You can adjust the bass with the Equalizer effect or the Bass And Treble effect.

With Audacity, you can modify your music files to boost the bass (or to apply a variety of effects). Is there a way to add bass so that it can be heard on every device? I am not looking for the best bass on just one device but on every device, even if this means it is not the best bass for a particular device. I got burned with a laptop under quality testing where someone left the musical tone boost controls running and didn’t tell me. Are you sure your laptop doesn’t have controls for this? Most laptops I ever used had tone and music effects buried in the control system. The iPod kept the digital sound undistorted and the analog music sound system moved your shirt and pants. I have done a simple club dance with a crusher sound system in a large room…and my iPod. Once the laptop turns the digital music into sound, the volume is only limited by the power of the laptop. If you make the music too loud, the system runs out of numbers. The digital system assigns numbers to each musical tone. That means there’s no room to pump the bass (or any musical tones) without overload and clipping distortion. Unless you played it yourself, most music is created to be as loud as possible without damage (and sometimes even with damage). That and Audacity will not apply corrections and filters in real time. All we can do is change the music file before the phone gets to it. I use them to change between different headphones when I go walking. Is there a way to bass boost songs for every device respecting the criteria I listed above? I can share my first equalization settings, but I don’t know how to add an attachment.īass boost settings in a phone are a part of the playback/speaker/headphone system, not the music file system. What I liked about the first settings I used is that they made the kick pretty loud.

I tried in so many ways to get what I want, but I am never satisfied. What I am looking for is a way to raise the bass without too much distortion (I like slight defined distortions that highlight the beats) and without lowering the voice. The basses get too distorted and unpleasant. I have followed Youtube tutorials, but I have never felt satisfied with the results. The equalization settings I used to use look very bizarre if you compare them with Audacity ones. I though I was doing something wrong or that my laptop had very bad quality speakers. The first time I listened a song on my Hp laptop, I was very disappointed! The bass sounded much less powerfull and the kicks were not as defined. It sounded incredibly perfect both on my smartphone and my Ipad Air. I used to bass boost songs with my Android smartphone. I point out I am not a mother tongue, so I am sorry for any mistakes. I have recently subscribed to this forum because I have a problem with bass boosting songs.

Audacity plugin bass boost