Portable FabulousMP3

While everyone enjoys listening to music, only few people actually go to great lengths to reproduce a good performance in the comfort of their home.

Portable FabulousMP3 is small application that allows you to improve the audio quality of your favorite tracks using presets and multiband compression.

When you are launching the program for the first time, you might have the impression that the interface is rather crowded. The culprit can be the upper panel which is comprised of a plethora of values from the processing options available.

As expected, the UI includes a panel where you can load and view various details about your tracks, such as name, file format, artist, album and their location on the local drives. You should know that the app can support and export MP3 and WAV formats only.

You can enhance or equalize music albums using one of the multiband compression filters embedded in the program. The app enables you to make the input waveform symmetric, you can boost the bass parametric EQ or add a stereo effect to your tracks, for instance.

In addition to the preset compression features, you can further tweak and modify audio files manually until you obtain the desired high-fidelity result. This can prove to be useful if you are planning to experiment with a Low Power FM station.

If you are playing in a band or compose music occasionally, then you can use the app's Virtual Room function to analyze your work minutely. The feature allows you to set up everything from the room size to the interaural delay and reverberation level.

Simply put, you can create a satisfactory simulation of the standard listening room acoustics using headphones only.

Given the numerous features, it is clear that the app mostly addresses advanced users who have the knowledge to manipulate various values specific to audio files.

If you enjoy listening to music and are keen on having only high-fidelity tracks in your collection, then you could use Portable FabulousMP3 to help you process files from various sources.