One can only logically presume that it probably has the same gain curve as the Speech in Noise program.
Although there’s no way to observe the gain curve of the MoreSound Booster because it’s not a program that you can observe in Genie 2. But that’s only because of the attenuation in the surrounding, not because of a change in gain curve. I don’t know if the MoreSound Booster would make everything less shrill sounding or not (if I presume that shrill here means there’s a lot of highs, tinny), but at least, if Speech In Noise leans more toward omnidirectional and less directional in certain situation, and MoreSound Booster blocks out most everything except in front, then just by virtue of more sound blocking, you may find it less “shrilling”. The MoreSound Booster, on the other hand, according to Oticon, gives you Full Directionality toward the front. Final thoughtsĪll in all, Sound Booster is a straightforward extension that offers exactly what its name is advertising, and that is a way to boost a video's volume over the threshold of the system, or used hardware.From what I can tell, Speech In Noise increases the default max Neural Noise Suppression, but it leaves the Directionality Settings at Neural Automatic. Other than that, Sound Booster doesn't have anything else to offer, maybe except some advice on how to deal with videos that have running advertising segments. The starting volume is set to 100%, but that can be changed by simply dragging the slider. If no clips are detected, the add-on remains dormant.Īfter a video is identified, the extension's UI will make the slider available, and will also showcase the clip's total runtime. In order for Sound Booster to become active, one must have a tab opened with at least a video. Once installed, the extension can be accessed from the browser's dedicated menu. Be careful with boosting it to the max, though, it can hurt your hearing.
The answer can be Sound Booster - a simple Chrome extension that break that goes over the sound limits of your system and hardware and offers a 600% volume increase. If the video is loud enough, it's easy to adjust, but what happens when the clips you are trying to watch have very low audio? Even if all these details are covered, there is one more thing that can throw a wrench into one’s settings, and that would be the video's volume. Finding the perfect volume and rocking that for a long time is not really a possibility, as one has to take into consideration the system's sound, the headset's power, or the speaker's capabilities. When watching videos, users have different preferences when it comes to sound.
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