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why do not you break up the Poweramp equalizer for a separate Poweramp application? The Poweramp equalization options are the best and most complete, but only work on it. with the popularization of streaming music services, Poweramp fell a bit disused (I'm not criticizing the app, it's the best offline player on Playstore!). I have the paid version installed, but I hardly hear it, only when I need to listen to my old playlists and mostly put on a sound to give more power, because applications like Deezer and Spotify do not offer Equalizers equal to Poweramp. Especially the Spotify that has very low sound! Think that if you can make an equalization application for any app, you're sure to make more money because the Equalizer and Poweramp will be different applications. All of the apps I tested for Playstore's qualification (without root) are fakes / placebos: none of them improves the true gain / loudness .. Creating this app I will be happy to buy it . Thanks
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Hi. I have noticed, that Replay Gain in Poweramp sometimes not works. If I open settings, go to replay gain settings menu, disable and enable replay gain, it can (not always) start working again. Also, if it stopped working, I can't absolutely hear difference, when I change RG preamp and Tracks-Without-RG-Tags preamp.
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audio engine New audio engine: Lower Output gain?
Ontheground posted a topic in General Poweramp Chatter
Apparently, the new engine has a lower output gain (compared to 2.x or my Huawei stock music player) - trying to even up using EQ or replay gain / glo al playback gain leads to clipping. Tested using Huawei P8 Lite and Bluetooth headphones 'sound intone BT-06' Alpha v703 -
Hello. It is possible that someone give some advise on how and the best parameters to do with all the audio settings and the advance tweaks ,, please. Thanks H.
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I've moved my music from iTunes PC to my tablet. At that time I did not know much about normalizing in iTunes but processed all mp3 files using mp3gain in order to get a common sound level. Now I realized that iTunes normalization function, which I had enabled while all the files where only played on my PC , stores normalization data in a specific tag as well. So now I wonder, I guess I have TWO sets of normalization data in each file, and which takes precedence when I enable the ReplayGain feature. I also noticed that AAC files, also previously managed in iTunes, plays a a whispering sound level with ReplayGain on, but with normal sound level if I turn ReplayGain off. Can that be an effect of the iTunes hidden gain values?
