You can apply an equalizer configuration to your music even down to individual songs so that each tune can have its own equalization. Unlike with hardware graphic equalizers, you can select different preset configurations, and you can create your own configurations. As with hardware graphic equalizers, you can adjust the relative volume levels of various audio frequencies to suit your preferences.
ITunes includes a graphic equalizer you can use to fine-tune the music you listen to.
The effects you configured will be applied to all of your music as you play it. This avoids dramatic changes in volume level when you listen to various music.Ĭlick OK. To have iTunes automatically adjust the volume of each song as it plays to the same level, check the "Sound Check" check box. To enable this feature, check the "Sound Enhancer" check box and use the slider to set the relative amount of enhancing that iTunes does. Use the "Sound Enhancer" check box and slide to enable iTunes to apply digital effects to your music to improve its quality (that is a matter of opinion, of course). Set the slider to a value up to 12 seconds to have that amount of silence between tracks. If the slider is set to 0, there will be no silence one song will fade directly into the next. To control this time, check the check box and use the slide to set the amount of silent time. Use the "Crossfade Playback" check box and slider to control the amount of silent time between songs in your playlists. Open the iTunes Preferences and click the Effects icon. These effects are configured on the Effects pane of the iTunes Preferences dialog box. ITunes includes three effects preferences you can set to control how music sounds. You can configure the iTunes effects preferences and you can use the built-in iTunes Equalizer. There are two general ways you can control how your music sounds. ITunes provides extensive control over how your music sounds when you play it.
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