When compiling a playlist at least one of the scenarios happen:
Some songs are too loud, some too quiet.
Some songs have excessive bass, some too weak.
Some songs have excessive hi-hats, some too little of them.
Some songs have too exposed vocals, some too muffled.
Some songs need to be more expressed ("opened").
Some songs need to be refreshed.
Some songs even need fixing of the frequency layout.
Wouldn't it be great when those excessive
differences could be
mitigated,
for a more pleasant listening experience?
That's what we strive for.
Acouste delivers a new flavour, exceptional song colour and inspiring impulse to a whole music collection. On top of this sentimental charm, here are also some specific features and goals:
Some songs sound like they are tired or worn. One of Acouste’s goals is to refresh and enrich such songs in an effort to make them more lively.
To erase "volume disorder" and achieve a playlist where all songs sound equally loud is what Acouste fundamentally aims for, ensuring a more pleasant musical experience.
Listen to a playlist of 6 songs
There are songs that sound somehow muffled. They would sound better if that unintentional passivity was relieved. Exposing songs that lack expression is what Acouste also strives for, giving songs a sense of normal breathing and more openness.
Aggressive or excessive sounds in songs can disturb a pleasant listening experience. Mitigating their intensity is one of Acouste's goals.