Hear Sound Enhancement Software Review (Tomoson)

I received Hear Sound Enhancement Software, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I wanted to review the software because sometimes the sound on the Mac comes in low. I have to wear headphones to hear music or a movie better. This is one of the main reasons, I love bluetooth speakers and my new friend, Amazon Echo.

The software turns you into a virtual DJ. You can adjust the sound by adjusting the controls. The software is available for both PC and Mac.

Features: (Paraphrased from website)

Some of the features include:

1. Mixer, which allows volume adjustment
2. Equalizer (n-band with built in peak limiters)
3. General (bass and other effects)
4. 3D (audio environment)
5. FX (aggressiveness)
6. BW (helps brain to relax)
7. Maximizer (concert experience)
8. Ambience (reverb)
9. Speaker (frequency and output)
10. Sub (bass frequencies)
11. Limiter (ceiling, threshold, level compression)
12. Space (bounces sound based on position)
13. Fidelity (subtle nuances)

The software took a while to figure out the perfect volume for me. I had to play with the buttons. The help files came in handy. You also have presets for music, games, podcasts, etc, which adjusts automatically. There is also a mute feature, which pauses the music or whatever you are listening too. 

You can purchase the software using the link above. You also can download a 30 day demo for both PC and Mac.

Neat MP3 Review (Tomoson)

I received Neat MP3 in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. Neat MP3 allows you to organize your music libraries into different categories, such as author-title; author-title-year; author-title-album; author-title-album-year; or create a customized category.

I rearranged by music library into author-title. The process was easy. You choose the library, where your music is stored. Next, you choose a category to organize your music in to. You also can choose an output folder.

The software also can fix incomplete and invalid meta tags. Once you adjusted settings, you hit start and the software starts processing.

I wasn't sure if my music library was organized at first, but after looking carefully, I noticed this:
You see the author name first, followed by the song. If you don't have the artist name in the music files, it does not work.

Next you can delete the original files after the software finishes. The app does recommend backing up files first, just in case.


You can download the software for PC and MAC for free using the link above.


I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.