Very nice but needs lots more work.

This is a great application that can make your music sound amazing with the right head phones. But I do have some complaints and the reason I gave this app only two stars.

First, there is not way of saving equalizer and crossfeed settings and give it a profile name. This feature is lacking in both. It would be nice to be able to adjust both the equalizer and crossfeed and save the settings (either separately or combined) with a profile name for later use.

As it is, the app seems to save your equalizer settings the way you had them the last time you used the app, but it doesnt do the same with the crossfeed. You have to change the settings manually every time you open the app. Again, being able to save the settings and give it a profile name would be nice. Saving the last settings is nice but not enough. In particular if you listen to a wide range of music styles.

Also, an users guide that gives you the basic of what some of the settings are and what they are used for, would be very nice. What in the world is dither? Whats the difference between most realistic, more realistic, and standard crossfeed? "Simplified Delay Algorithm," of yeah I remember that, they thought us that in first grade. Nope, dont think so. I dont know, call me crazy if you want, but I am sure that most people dont have any idea what any of that stuff and other is.

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