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Audio when working can be an important factor when it comes to productivity and focus. Heres a clever little tool so you can get the best from your music.
Now, at Christmas I was given a pair of earphones which I now use at work, and found that I missed the bass of my old headset, so rather than discard the earphones I have been given, I looked into making the sound better on these.
After a quick search I found a Pulse Audio Equalizer, which does a fairly good job and comes with a list of simple presets.
Installation
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install pulseaudio-equalizer
Once installed, you have access to tweak 15 band equalizer UI for Pulse Audio, its a very simple interface and I had the exact settings needed within 5 seconds, and thats without ever seeing the UI before.
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