However, five is the top level that can be reached with the demo version and 3D Surround is reserved for the paying customers.Īdditional customization is available by changing the processing mode, which includes a set of three profiles that have been designed to optimize sound for music and speech (useful for movies, broadcasts, radio, etc.). These can add more flavor to the audio by removing artifacts, adjusting it to the listening environment, minimizing the distortion levels or enriching it with bass sound.Ĭustomization is done by simply dragging by a slide bar to levels zero to ten. The audio can be improved by tinkering with the settings of five components: Fidelity, Ambience, 3D Surround, Dynamic Boost and Hyperbass.
This is more useful for an audiophile that can detect even the smaller changes rather than the average user. There are ten bands that represent the sound frequencies produced and based on these, you can refine the audio. There are no complicated screens to deal with and most of the tweaking can be done in the main application window.Ī spectrum analyzer shows the current sound output made by the playing audio. The operation is also interrupted by Windows Security mechanism, which needs your consent to install a special driver for the application.Īdditional screens include your agreement to share anonymous library statistics and providing your email in order to receive information about Max Recorder, the third-party program pushed through the installation process.ĭFX Audio Enhancer’s interface is intuitive and straightforward. Getting the program on the computer is not a difficult task, but you have to pay attention to the process unless you want to end up with third-party software on the system.
Unfortunately, this is also the variant that we analyzed because our request for a review key was not answered through the support form. The demo revision basically offers less than half of what the full version can deliver. The audio boosting program is not free of charge regularly, it can be purchased for $39.99 / €30.20, but at the moment, the developer offers it with a 25% discount for a limited time.īefore shelling out the money, you can test it for free, although there are plenty of limitations that could lead to the impression that DFX Audio Enhancer is not quite worth its salt. Most users try to get a better sound from their computer when playing music by simply tinkering with the equalizer component and its presets in the audio player.ĭFX Audio Enhancer is not too different from such a component, but its scope is much wider as it applies its audio improvement to the entire system, thus increasing the sound quality in any audio rendering application installed.
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