MOD Equalizer app for iPhone and iPad
4.2 (
4672 ratings )
Music
Entertainment
Developer: Hellatron Spa
Free
Current version: 1.0, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 28 Jan 2014
App size: 3.93 Mb
Music Equalizer - The best EQ sound for your Device.
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Latest reviews of MOD Equalizer app for iPhone and iPad
Works great except will not play podcasts
Good free app for music. Podcast play does not work plays first 3 or so minutes only. The only free EQ I see that even supports podcast play if they could fix.
Good free app for music. Podcast play does not work plays first 3 or so minutes only. The only free EQ I see that even supports podcast play if they could fix.
Perfect
Light and fluid. Perfect sound quality , the best one I tried at this moment. Cheers
Light and fluid. Perfect sound quality , the best one I tried at this moment. Cheers
Not yet
MVP aka Minimum Viable Product for sure. So much work needs to be done with this app where do you start? 1. Graphics are too low res. 2. EQ sliders are not labeled and look more like left and right volume sliders than for a graphic eq. 3. No DRM distinction 4. Visualizer/RTA is pretty ridiculous in its 80s look. They dont have to be stupid and silly like old MS visualizers but they need to have a more stylized look. 5. Why do I have to make a playlist? What I do like: 1. Simple interface albeit TINY! They have the right idea as far as how the EQ page should look. 2. The Fc and Qs are pretty good. I would tighten the Qs up a bit. 3. I like the rotary selector for preset sounds and the slider change indicating the change. 4. Color scheme is nice. Used the same in some of my touch panels. Note: I am not a programmer. Help this team out by giving them some feedback on their product. I think they are heading in the right direction.
MVP aka Minimum Viable Product for sure. So much work needs to be done with this app where do you start? 1. Graphics are too low res. 2. EQ sliders are not labeled and look more like left and right volume sliders than for a graphic eq. 3. No DRM distinction 4. Visualizer/RTA is pretty ridiculous in its 80s look. They dont have to be stupid and silly like old MS visualizers but they need to have a more stylized look. 5. Why do I have to make a playlist? What I do like: 1. Simple interface albeit TINY! They have the right idea as far as how the EQ page should look. 2. The Fc and Qs are pretty good. I would tighten the Qs up a bit. 3. I like the rotary selector for preset sounds and the slider change indicating the change. 4. Color scheme is nice. Used the same in some of my touch panels. Note: I am not a programmer. Help this team out by giving them some feedback on their product. I think they are heading in the right direction.
No stereo?
Im not a major sound expert but is it just me or does using this app make the music mono sounding? That said I like the interface fairly well. Agree with the other review - definite potential here.
Im not a major sound expert but is it just me or does using this app make the music mono sounding? That said I like the interface fairly well. Agree with the other review - definite potential here.
Awesome.
Not a bad app
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Not a bad app