Music - Equalizer & Mp3 Player

Dive into the world of music with Music Player - MP3 Player, a sleek and fast Audio Player & MP3 Player equipped with a powerful 10 bands Equalizer that supports all formats. With superior music enhancement features and an elegant design, Music Player - Audio Player stands out as the ultimate music player for android. 🎸🎻

Immerse yourself in a captivating music listening experience with the robust 10-bands equalizer of this Music Player, delivering remarkable sound effects. This Music & Audio Player caters to all your musical desires, providing you with a fresh music encounter! 🎉🎊

🎷 Embrace the Power of a 10-Bands Equalizer with Outstanding Sound:

- The Music Player comes with a built-in 10 bands audio equalizer.

- Elevate your music journey with 12 exceptional presets, 10 bands adjustments, amplifier, bass booster, sound modulator, music enhancer, virtualizer, 3D reverb effects options, and more.

This mp3 player includes a high-quality equalizer to enhance music quality, allowing you to personalize your style, adjust the speed and pitch of your mp3 and audio tracks.

🎼 A Music Player Supporting Diverse Audio Formats:

- Compatible with various music file formats: MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, FLAC, 3GP, OGC, etc.

- Automatically detects all mp3 and audio files on your Android device and SD card.

- Effortlessly organize all your offline music in one place through quick search functionality.

✂ Enjoy the Convenience of Built-in MP3 Cutter - Ringtone Maker:

- Effortlessly trim the finest sections of audio songs and save them as Ringtone/Alarm/Notification/Music files, and more.

🎨 Experience Fashionable Design Through Best Music Player Themes:

- Access 14 stunning background skins integrated into the player. Its modern and intuitive design caters to your musical preferences.

- Customize the background image by choosing your own picture from the gallery for the music player.

🔥 Additional Features of Music Player, MP3 Player & Audio Player:

- Navigate and play your music via Albums, Artists, Playlists, Genres, Folders, and more.

- Folder functionality allows playing songs by folder.

- Intelligent Auto Playlists feature provides full playlist support, allowing you to create playlists on-the-go.

- Arrange your playing queue by adding tracks and easily reordering them.

- Supports lyrics, shuffle play, repeat modes, Sleep Timer, Safe Drive Mode, Landscape mode, Music Crossfade, Shake to Change Song, and more.

- Edit music file tags (track name, artist name, album name).

- Enjoy beautiful Music Lock screen controls with full-screen album art support.

- Complement your screen with stylish Widgets Support in sizes 4x4, 4x2, and 4x1.

- Utilize the Music Filter functionality to narrow down short or small audio files.

- Hidden Folders support enables you to hide unwanted folders such as ringtone/call recording directories.

- Available in over 40 languages, this Music Player & Mp3 Player is lightweight and offers a flawless music experience, making it an essential equalizer music player for android users.

For those seeking an alternative to their default music app, Music Player is your go-to solution, offering a wide array of incredible music features coupled with a built-in equalizer. 💯✨

How to equalize your music player for that perfect sound

Equalization can turn dull and lifeless sound into powerful and delicious music. All it takes is the right knowledge. 

Equalization is the process of adjusting the balance between frequency components of music (or any electronic signal). Almost all music players come with a built in graphic equalizer where you can play with sliders, raising and lowering the level of separate frequency bands that make up the musical spectrum. Additionally, almost all speakers or headphones have different responses to these frequency bands. This means every speaker requires a custom setting to get that perfect OMG sound. Otherwise, no matter how great your speakers are, the music that comes out will sound dull, clouded and confused.

A 10 band equalizer

Setting up the right EQ for a speaker or headphone can be a very difficult job and requires a very good ear. But with a little time and effort, it is well within anyone’s reach.

Don’t play with the sliders randomly, chances are that you will never reach that beautiful sound which your speaker is capable of. There are some tricks and hacks that can set things up pretty fast.

First, you need to know what perfect sound means. If you know this, the effort it takes to get the right sound is automatically halved.

I know, I know. Perfect sound can be a confusing and subjective term. But don’t worry. Personally, I don’t bother with this subjectivity, because there’s a perfectly nice working definition. You should use this definition when in confusion. Here it is:

When the EQ is set just right, the following should also happen

- You should be able to hear all the instruments involved separately in the mix without trying very hard. This means the kick drums, the bass, the snare, vocals, guitar and keyboard (atmospheric and solo), hi hats and crash. 

- The bass section should sound powerful and should be driving the rest of the music. If this does not happen, you will hear remarkable volume fluctuations within the music. This is because the mids and the treble usually have holes which the bass section fills up. If the bass is low, you should be able to notice those holes/gaps when the overall volume fluctuates. This happens most often when a song goes from verse to chorus.

- The sound should not hurt your ears even when you’re listening to loud metal music. The squealing guitars should not give you headaches and the bass and kick drums should not give you heart attacks.

I have found that when the above conditions are met, any speaker sounds near perfect to anybody. The sound is typically powerful, deep, cool, warm and bright all at the same time. It may sound like a contradiction, but this is what happens when you get it just right. 

On the other hand, if any one of them is not met, it means that there’s scope for improvement.

Typically, there are around 10 sliders/bands to play with, starting with low frequencies ( 20 Hz ) to very high frequencies (16 KHz). Each of these bands control different aspects of the sound. So setting them separately is no good. You have to adjust them simultaneously to get the mix to sound great. While doing this, it helps if you know what aspects of the mix these bands individually control.

Here’s a breakdown. Keep this in mind while adjusting. This way you will know what changing quality of the sound to look for when setting individual sliders.

< 100 Hz : This region controls the sound of the kick drums and the low ambient part of the bass section. 

- Controls the kick and drive of a song. Essential for the groove. These are the frequencies that makes you want to dance or headbang.

- Too much will interfere with everything else, especially the upper base register.

- Too little will make the sound powerless and lacking drive. Look out for volume fluctuations when this happens.

100 – 200 Hz : This region controls the sound of the bass guitar. 

- Controls the punch in a song. This is what adds tightness to the mix.

- Too much will sound boomy and will make the mid frequencies carrying vocals, guitars and keyboard difficult to make out distinctly. Will also interfere with ambient tones.

- Too little will make the music trebly, floating and thin.

200 Hz – 1 KHz : This region controls many instruments and vocals, most notably acoustic/electric guitars and keyboards. 

- Controls the heart and mind of the song. Responsible for the major content of the song.

- Too much will make the sound floating, thin, atmospheric and coarse. 

- Too little will make the sound lifeless, dull and bassy.

1 – 8 KHz: This region controls the bite of solo tones. It also controls the high end of the drums, especially snare drums.

- Controls aggression and snap in a song.

- Too much will make the sound harsh, coarse and painful to the ear.

- Too little will make solos sound muted and soulless.

8 – 16 KHz: This region controls the hi hats and crash. 

- Controls the space, air and sparkle within the song. If set correctly, it can make songs releasing. 

- Too much will sound fizzy and artificial. You will literally hear the clamoring of utensils if this is the case.

- Too little will make the sound stifling and lacking brightness.

Little adjustments can make a huge difference in the sound, so it is advisable to change things by little bits and hear the difference. In my experience, perfect EQs are variations on flat EQ where all sliders are set up at equal levels. For example, the image below is a representative of how perfect EQs usually look like. This setting was perfect for my Sony 6.1 sound system.

The perfect EQ on my SONY 6.1 sound system

I hope this will enable you to get the right sound for your speakers. Even though this is a tiring and frustrating process, the end results are simply magical. You will thank yourself for taking the trouble. The joy of hearing that perfect sound is simply indescribable!