I'm a constant beta user - release after release and with that comes the risk of apps not working - that's the name of the game!
However I'm intrigued as to how regular beta users get on with any of the equalizers available in the app store (like Boom3D) - or open efforts like eqmac2.
I have a set of headphones for the office that aren't the best, but in particular are too bass heavy. I listen to spotify when I'm working (no internal equalizer) and I really need the bass lightened.
I mostly use eqmac2 which is .. well about the same on catalina as it was on mojave. It generally starts working - may quit at some point. It may keep the mac alive, or may die when sleeping or devices change. It does the job though.
I recently tried boom3D (before the beta) which was decent - even without 3D - but ££
So if I am to ££ it would make sense to chose a company/tool who generally seems to do better during betas.
Any recommendations?
However I'm intrigued as to how regular beta users get on with any of the equalizers available in the app store (like Boom3D) - or open efforts like eqmac2.
I have a set of headphones for the office that aren't the best, but in particular are too bass heavy. I listen to spotify when I'm working (no internal equalizer) and I really need the bass lightened.
I mostly use eqmac2 which is .. well about the same on catalina as it was on mojave. It generally starts working - may quit at some point. It may keep the mac alive, or may die when sleeping or devices change. It does the job though.
I recently tried boom3D (before the beta) which was decent - even without 3D - but ££
So if I am to ££ it would make sense to chose a company/tool who generally seems to do better during betas.
Any recommendations?
