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Published: 2008-09-06, Author: Christopher , review by: macworld.co.uk
Can produce welcome results from otherwise uninteresting speakers; highly customizable; nice fixer feature for adjusting output volumes of running applications.
Easy to use. Simple to integrate into everyday audio enjoyment. Feature rich for the price. Gives you control of audio that modern operating systems lack. You can set different sound for different programs. Works in the background.
Cannot choose an equalizing preset per audio file. Cannot apply control to individual songs in iTunes. Manual could use a sound glossary. Must remember to turn off program to remove its effects.
Hear from JoeSoft will change the way you listen to your computer and work with its sound. Whether you watch DVDs or YouTube clips, Hear gives you unprecedented control over the quality of the audio experience. Hear enhances your computer’s sound an...
Can produce welcome results from otherwise uninteresting speakers; highly customizable; nice fixer feature for adjusting output volumes of running applications.
Too many unpleasant-sounding presets.
Listen to your music with Hear long enough, and switching off the enhancements can be a rude surprise. Where once you had a large, detailed sound stage, your music suddenly sounds boxed-in and flat. Imagine removing all the spice from your favorite me...
Tweaks sound from any app. Simple to use. Powerful. Presets get you going quickly.
Number of controls and presets can overwhelm. No simple way to toggle between frequently used settings. Interface cannot be resized.
Hear is excellent sonic imaging software designed to bring out the best in your Mac’s sound output. The controls are intuitive enough for newbies, and deep enough for serious audio geeks, although it takes a bit of time to totally master the interfa...
