Today I will show you how to get a tiny bit of a "Bass Boost" in your headphones/speakers.
Also, your headset/speakers should not use it's own sound card.
(EX: the Razer Charcharias will not work because they use their own sound card.)
1)First, Right click on the Speaker icon on the task bar.
2)Click on "Sounds".
3)Go to the "Playback" tab and right click on your speakers, then click "Properties".
4)Go to the "Enhancements" tab, and click on the "Environment" button.
( You should Have the "Disable all sound effects" option Unchecked)
5)Go to the Dropdown menu on the bottom of the window that says "none" in it.
6)Click that and go down to and select the "Padded Cell" option.
7)Click "apply" and "okay".
Now There will be a Small Difference in your Bass in your Headphones or Speakers.
Also, your headset/speakers should not use it's own sound card.
(EX: the Razer Charcharias will not work because they use their own sound card.)
1)First, Right click on the Speaker icon on the task bar.
2)Click on "Sounds".
3)Go to the "Playback" tab and right click on your speakers, then click "Properties".
4)Go to the "Enhancements" tab, and click on the "Environment" button.
( You should Have the "Disable all sound effects" option Unchecked)
5)Go to the Dropdown menu on the bottom of the window that says "none" in it.
6)Click that and go down to and select the "Padded Cell" option.
7)Click "apply" and "okay".
Now There will be a Small Difference in your Bass in your Headphones or Speakers.
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