Nerdgasm:SRS WOW for iTunes — Magic
December 3, 2008 by Greg Ferro · Leave a Comment
If you listen to music on your computer (not iPod) then this tool is a must have.
I found this again. It is a plugin that takes the audio from iTunes and turns it into something wonderful, somehow they return the ambience and ‘life’ to an MP3 file. Its simply amazing. I remember using this years ago on WinAMP and it was one of the things that I missed on my MAC.
You can change the settings to increase the 3D, clarity and modify the output according to the speakers including headphones and laptop speakers.
Cost is USD$30, a little bit steep but I will be buying it. Works on OS X and Windows and for a number of different software tools.
Run, and get a demo to prove it to yourself (no affiliate or kickbacks).
http://www.srs-store.com/store-plugins/mall/iwow-plugin.asp
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