Letasoft Sound Booster can be used as an extra amplifier when the volume of the program you are listening to is too low for comfortable listening and you feel that your PC’s speakers can produce a louder sound. This can be the case when the audio or video has been recorded at the level below normal. Or, for example, when the other person’s microphone you are talking to on Skype, is not working properly. There can be plenty of other reasons why sound is too quiet and there is not much you can do about it except buy external speakers.

Features :

• Increase volume above maximum

Sound of any application that is being played in the system can be amplified up to 500%. Letasoft Sound Booster can raise volume of programs like web browsers, on-line communication software (Skype, MSN, Live), all kinds of media players and games. Simply put, volume of virtually any program that can play sounds in computer running Windows, can be boosted to a comfortable level with Letasoft Sound Booster

• Very easy to use

You can control current volume with the pop-up slider from the system tray. Alternatively, you can assign system-wide hot keys for increasing and decreasing, and use them when you need to adjust volume

• Autostart

Sound Booster can be started automatically on every Windows startup so you don’t have to start it manually. This may be useful if your PC’s speakers are so quiet that their volume level is not enough on most occasions.

• No sound distortion

Letasoft Sound Booster constantly monitors current gain level and prevents samples from clipping, thus reducing all major sound distortions.

• Two different methods for boosting sound

Sound Booster uses two methods for raising volume of sound: code injection and APO effects. Both methods have their own benefits and drawbacks. To cover most playback situations both methods are enabled by default. In addition you can enable SuperBoost which may add some extra boost but also may cause slight distortions in sound. It’s always worth trying though if what you’re after is maximum volume of sound.