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Tue Sep 12, 2000 - 1:50 AM EDT - By James Hromadka
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More on Audio Tone to bring up the Bass and Treble controls
and a parametric equalizer that lets you select the corner frequency where
the boost takes place. When operating the bass control, the user
can select 1 of 3 different frequencies for the bass boost, 50, 100, or
200 Hz. The 50 Hz setting will cause the bass boost to only effect
the lowest
Play
button to begin playing the first song. The first thing you will
want to try is the hidden "waveform" plugin. While playing a song,
tap on the "S" in "SoundsGood" at the bottom of the screen to change the
bottom bar to a moving waveform; tap anywhere on the waveform to turn it
off. You can see a screenshot of the waveform in action during "Enter
Sandman." Yes, Lars, I own the CD.
AudioPlayer screen. Use the
up/down slider to adjust the Volume (you can use the wheel on the module
or the Visor's Up/Down buttons as well). The horizontal slider can
be used to skip to a particular point of a song.
Music sounds great with the SoundsGood. I listened to the included
songs and a few of my own, and songs like "Bohemian Rhapsody" had no distortion
during its a cappella portions. The SoundsGood didn't sound any better/worse
to me when compared to the MiniJam .
I didn't like the earbud headphones that came with the SoundsGood, though.
They seemed too big and hurt my ears when I used them. A "fuzzy"
cover would help these headphones. This is a personal preference,
so you may like the headphones more.Hardware buttons >>
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