timmyotoole
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posted on 11-2-2003 at 03:52 PM
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equalizer
i ws thinking of maybe a simple equalizer in the tools menu just to adjust bass and treble. i sometimes have trouble with songs with alot of bass and
i don't want to disturb my neighbors but in order to turn down the bass i need to either minimize ejukebox, or adjust it on my amp which can be
inconvient. is there any way to just have a little one maybe linked to winamp's? just a thought
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junk
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posted on 11-3-2003 at 09:14 AM
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Hm, not a bad idea. What i would actually prefer, would be a button that just popped up the Winamp EQ window.
It's quite easy to make good presets in it, and it would require a minimum amount of effort for the programmers, i guess.
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cbsoundman
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posted on 11-3-2003 at 11:55 PM
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I like that idea, too, or a button that brings up the EQ on Winamp like the visualization button (for those using Winamp 2.91). That can tailor the
sound better than just a bass and trebble control.
If anyone can recommend some plugins for 15-band or even a dual 31-band EQs, I would love it. (Yes, I am a dopey live sound tech!--or A/V nerd who
graduated high school--whatever you prefer.)
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jhlurie
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posted on 11-4-2003 at 04:19 PM
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The idea of summoning the WinAmp EQ would seem to be a good one, but only if the "calls" for that are standard between Winamp versions
I'd think.
eJ having it's OWN EQ would kind of be overkill.
A lot of people use plug-in EQs with their Winamps though, don't they? Winamp can be customized in so many ways it seems dangerous to make any
assumptions.
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