Bassboost
Bassboost refers to a type of audio processing that artificially amplifies the low-frequency components of a sound signal. This technique is commonly used in music production, playback devices, and audio software to enhance the perceived impact and fullness of bass sounds. The goal of bass boosting is to make bass frequencies more prominent, which can result in a more powerful and visceral listening experience, particularly in genres that heavily feature low-end frequencies like electronic dance music, hip hop, and rock.
The implementation of bassboost can vary. It can be a simple equalization setting that increases the gain