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JoeSoft’s mission is to take the pure audio flowing through a Mac—movie soundtracks, music tracks, and game audio—and alter it in a variety of ways with the end result being something that’s more pleasing to the listener’s ears. For some purists, this kind of enhancement is considered cheating because it augments the intended experience. But to others who are not offended by such sugar coating, there’s a lot to be gained from Hear 1.0.3. The effects Hear enhances audio by letting you apply a range of effects via a paned interface. Unlike SRS’ $30 iTunes plug-in, which features a bare-bones interface, Hear is quite configurable through its 13 tabs. Within those tabs you find, among many other things, controls for modifying EQ, enhancing 3-D space, and applying limiting and compressor effects (for limiting volume peaks and generally smoothing out volumes).

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When I was offered the chance to review the, a smart hearing aid that I would fine tune for my hearing issues using my iPhone, I first asked them to repeat what they said, and then I jumped at the chance. Overview The LifeEar CORE is a small hearing aid that users can customize by using a Bluetooth-connected iPhone or Android smartphone.

Even the iMac standard speakers get better with this software. If your speakers or headphones have a lack of mids, highs or lows you can fix that with Hear, of course it will never be like having some good quality speakers but you can put some bass on Apple headphones! Blues The blues come over me!Forget about overpowered bass while listening blues, I know that cause it happened to me with iTunes several times, the bass some times were just too loud to hear some nice solo guitar. King sounds amazing with this preset, the guitar remains on top with the Blues preset and gives some vocal emphasis. The highs are tight giving you great sound performance of the drums without making them sound too much high and keeping the overall balance. House, Electronic & Dance I think that even David Guetta will say “good job”, the bass for this preset gets tight up, to make it strong but not overwhelming. It keeps the clarity and the mids to provide a nice music experience and beautiful sound with the synthesizers used in this genre very often.

Hear for Mac offers a range of audio control and enhancement tools not native to OS X. With a full 10-96 band equalizer, 3D sound tools, and more, you can add. This is a review of the trial. Hear for Mac offers a range of audio control and enhancement tools not native to OS X. With a full 10-96 band equalizer, 3D sound tools, and more, you can add. This is a review of the trial.

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We experienced some issues with GarageBand and other software not working properly or sounding more or less the same as they did without Hear active. Bottom Line If you are interested in boosting the quality of your audio for standard playback or editing, Hear is a solid piece of software that works in most settings. For those without an audio background, the more robust features will remain unused, but even the basic enhancement is still worthwhile. Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Hear for Mac 1.2.2.

Of course that if you love some Euro House music you will love the clarity of the soft voices. It basically adds more of all the things that this music needs for the equalization.

Good app but still have some bugs.working on Leopard almost no problems, but giving it a try on Snow Leopard was far different. The sound FX remains 'on' even when the app has been closed 'terminated'. The general configuration (final output sound) appears to be different from time to time ramdomly. Other times, even when the app is 'ON', no processed sound output at all (even restarting HEAR and the other app's as well) Well, as I said before it's a good app after all.

– The mixer allows you to adjust the volume for the system, iTunes and any open application. – Way cheaper than a decent sound card for Windows or OSX (it has to be an external sound card so, even more portable and handy). Cons: – The only thing that will be very handy and a real upgrade to this program is the function to auto select the preset based on the genre labeled in iTunes. Here are some links to the official site: Hear Hear is sound enhancement software for the Mac and PC.

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Hear for Mac offers a range of audio control and enhancement tools not native to OS X. With a full 10-96 band equalizer, 3D sound tools, and more, you can add special effects to your audio for listening on headphones or speakers. Depending on the type of audio system you have, there are a number of options for how to optimize using Hear. Pros Works well with existing Mac software and hardware: Hear works well with the majority of software built in to the Mac. This includes tools like iTunes and Safari and most external speakers and headsets. The sheer volume of options for optimizing sound makes it a fantastic tool for most everyday listening.

You want to deselect the Finder, because its audio is optimized for the flat equalization the Mac OS X provides. Fourth, you can adjust every nuance of the sound you experience through your Macintosh with speakers or headphones by combining settings on the options within each tab. Speaker Pane In the interest of space, I'll just list the pane options.

We notice something during the test and its that when you choose some adjustment you will first hear it “funny”, just give like 30 seconds to you to get used to the new sound when you change some preset and enjoy! We recommend turning off the iTunes equalization while using Hear to avoid getting an unbalanced sound. Hip-Hop, Rap & R&B Tested with the Hip-Hop/Rap & R&B Preset, the result against the normal iTunes equalization is just huge, you can get almost 100% more bass with Hear. I own several speakers and the result is almost the same despite of the price. With Bose MIE2i Headphones is mind-blowing the bass and the crisps highs, you can make your Bose headphones be as good as Beats for this music.

MAC Sea Me Hear Me Extra Dimension Blush MAC Sea Me Hear Me Extra Dimension Blush Swatches MAC calls the shade a beige pinkI dunno what I call it. It’s sort of purple and rose but it swatches and applies on cheeks as a warmer dusky coral. The color really changed my mind about the Extra Dimension Blush formula as it is super silky with an excellent, easy to blend formula that doesn’t contain a ton of shimmer but leaves behind a smooth, soft satiny finish. I think MAC did a fabulous job with the Summer 2014 packaging.

It’s designed to help you better identify speech while in noisy situations and with the help of a mobile app, you can adjust settings on the fly. These hearing aids connect to your phone through Bluetooth so they can even be used as Bluetooth headphones. The LiNX 3D allows users to hear 360-degrees of sound and their Spatial Sense technology provides a clear, natural sense of the sounds around you. In complex situations, like a restaurant, the Binaural Directionality III feature allows users to be able to focus on the area you want – like directly in front of you – without being cut off from the rest of the environment. According to data provided by ReSound, the LiNX 3D are 50% more effective at identifying speech in environments and 80% better at providing sounds around you.

Enter the LifeEar CORE Bluetooth hearing aid. When I was offered the chance to review the, a smart hearing aid that I would fine tune for my hearing issues using my iPhone, I first asked them to repeat what they said, and then I jumped at the chance. Overview The LifeEar CORE is a small hearing aid that users can customize by using a Bluetooth-connected iPhone or Android smartphone. The device is small, and easy to fit to your ear. Inside the box, you’ll find: • The hearing aid (assembled and ready to wear) • Free and easy-to-use App • Open and closed ComfortTIPs™ • Thin tubing and 13PLUS tubing with earhooks • Cleaning tool • Carrying case The LifeEar CORE hearing aid sizes in at 1.375″ X 0.25″ X 0.5″ the device is light, and almost unnoticeable when you’re wearing it. The main electronics of the hearing aid are contained in a small casing that fits behind your ear.

Hear greatly improves audio quality in movies and music throughout all of your Mac OS X applications. With Hear, music is richer, movie sound and dialog is clearer and games will blow you out of your chair! • 3D Sound - Like movies? Like'em more with virtual cinema quality sound experience. Sound will approach you from all angles, even from behind.

I liked the overall tone of the preset and the amount of 3-D effect, but there was detectable compressor pumping on the music I typically listen to through my Monsoon computer speakers. Using the General pane, I could adjust the Super Bass, DeWoofer, Ambience, and Fidelity sliders, as well as switch each effect off to hear where the problem was. Once I cranked down the Super Bass and DeWoofer, adjusted the Compressor/Limiter settings, and nixed the FAT option, the sound was more attractive to my ears.