Google Sound Amplifier It is a very easy-to-use software that can filter, enhance and amplify the sounds in the surrounding environment and devices. It needs to be used with headphones, both wireless headphones and wired headphones can be achieved. It can send the sound received by the mic pickup hole to the earphones without (low) delay. It is also equivalent to a hearing aid. Hearing-impaired people can use the sound enhancer + earphones installed in the mobile phone to easily carry out daily conversations and listening. to surrounding sounds.
Software features
? Turn up the volume of important sounds and reduce noise or distracting sounds in your surroundings and devices.
? Help you hear the conversation clearly, or use it with a Bluetooth headset to help you hear content such as TV or lectures (sound transmission delays may occur when using Bluetooth headsets).
? Filters, enhances, and amplifies the sound of videos and audio played on your phone (available on Pixel phones running Android 10 with a system update released in December 2019 or later).
? You can adjust audio or microphone settings in an easy-to-use adjustment interface to personalize your listening experience.
? You can use audio visualization to perceive sounds in your surroundings.
Software description
Change sound booster settings
You can change the noise reduction and enhancement levels to suit your current environment.
1. On your device, open the sound booster
2. Click the phone microphone
3. Adjust settings:
· Noise Reduction: To reduce background noise, drag the Noise Reduction slider. This setting only applies to phone microphones, not phone media.
· Enhance weak sounds: To enhance weak sounds, such as lower voices, drag the "Boost Weak Sounds" slider to the right.
· Boost low/high frequencies: To enhance high-frequency sounds (such as bird calls), drag the slider to the right. To enhance low-frequency sounds
(such as a deep sound), drag the slider to the left.
· Adjust the left and right ears individually: To apply sound and frequency settings to the left and right ears separately, tap Adjust the left and right ears individually. For Bluetooth headsets, this setting only applies to phone media, not the phone microphone.
Important: With some Bluetooth headsets, the sound may be delayed or of poor quality. For better sound quality, try a new pair of Bluetooth headphones or switch to wired headphones.
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