Audify’s sound and audio effects, explained

Short answer: Audify includes a 10-band equalizer, bass boost, virtualizer, reverb, volume boost up to 300%, gapless playback, crossfade, real-time loudness normalization and speed control. It does not offer independent pitch control, mono downmix or tag-based ReplayGain.

In this guide

Equalizer & effects Playback & volume Not included Common questions

Equalizer & effects

10-band equalizer — genre presets plus your own custom presets

Yes

Bass boost — strength 0–19

Yes

Virtualizer — wider, 3D-style sound, 0–19

Yes

Reverb — 7 presets, None through Large Hall

Yes

Volume boost — 100–300% for quiet tracks

Yes

Playback & volume

Gapless playback — always on when crossfade is off

Yes

Crossfade — 0.5–12 s, default 3 s

Yes

Loudness normalization — real-time, targets −14 LUFS, default off (not ReplayGain)

Yes

Playback speed — 0.5×–2.0×, pitch preserved

Yes

Not included (an honest list)

So you know before you download, these are the effects Audify does not have:

Independent pitch control — speed changes keep pitch; no separate pitch slider

Not supported

Mono downmix / L-R balance — no channel balance control

Not supported

Tag-based ReplayGain — uses live loudness normalization instead

Not supported

Common questions

Does Audify have crossfade and gapless playback?

Yes to both. Crossfade is adjustable from 0.5 to 12 seconds (default 3s), and gapless playback is always on when crossfade is turned off.

Can Audify boost volume above the system maximum?

Yes. A volume boost raises output from 100% up to 300% for quiet tracks or low-output headphones. Use higher levels sparingly to avoid distortion.

Does Audify support ReplayGain?

Not tag-based ReplayGain. Instead Audify offers real-time loudness normalization that targets a consistent level (−14 LUFS) as tracks play. It is off by default and can be toggled in Settings.

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