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#Boom 3d best settings for gaming manual#

The reason this type of audio isn’t very broadly used yet is due to the barriers of entry. That may sound vague, but after reading an explanation here I still don’t really know how It works… Somehow this is done using some science and algorithms. It is kind of like surround sound but adds the vertical dimension, and is virtual. It basically is exactly what it sounds like: you can hear sound in three dimensions instead of just left and right. But unless you’re a complete nerd you’re probably wondering what 3D audio is. Ok, volume boost and equalizer are pretty straightforward.

#Boom 3d best settings for gaming manual#

You can use a manual equalizer or just pick what it thinks is best for you

Pitch: You can adjust the pitch at various ranges to try and change the sound of specific channels or instruments.

Spatial: A different version of 3D, hard to explain but it sounded really good with some music as if I was at a venue.

Night-mode: Reduces louder noises so that you won’t disturb others.

Fidelity: Increase weaker frequency sounds for better balance.

Ambience: Calibrates sound to be more audible in louder environments.

Other Audio effects: In addition to 3D audio, there are also other useful effects, with my second favorite after 3D being fidelity Changing the bass and intensity of the effect can make a huge difference. I wasn’t sure if I liked it at first, but I tweaked the settings and suddenly loved it.

3D Audio: Boom 3D creates a virtual 3D soundscape, using some technical wizardry I don’t understand.

You can do this using a manual equalizer, or different preset profiles. Now I can dial in the audio to what I want, meaning I can make any old headphones or dupe wireless buds sound great with some tweaking. But you can further tweak the audio, which is great since all headphones sound different.

Equalizer: Boom 3D has defaults for different types of headphones in my case, I have in-ear canal buds (Power Beats Pro), so I selected that and the music sounded great immediately.

Just be careful if you’re boosting your laptop speakers on an older computer, as you can blow your speakers if you push them too hard. Have ever had speakers or headphones that don’t quite go loud enough? This app can give you an extra volume boost with its virtual pre-amp. Volume Boost: The signature feature of the last iteration, Boom 2.There are a ton of features but these are the big ones:

It is generally cheaper to buy direct from the developer instead of the App store.Lifetime price is variable: MSRP $49.99, usually on sale for $24.99, I got it for $14.99.I had to make some changes to the bass here to make the 3D sound good Cost: