The computer audio revolution started with one man in his dorm room sharing music using a piece of software he wrote. He gave the world Napster, and without that most of us would never have known that we could use anything other than our CD player, tape deck or record player to enjoy music. Does anybody still have a Disc Man? Apple made the next most important step when they released the iPod. From there it was only a matter of time before all of our music was in our pocket. Computer audio has shaped the last 15 years of music development.
With software like Apple’s iTunes, navigating a large computer audio music library is far easier than it ever was before with boxes of CDs or mega changers. iTunes is the most popular way of collecting and storing your computer audio all in one place. Now what? You have some music already, a stack of old CD’s and you want to listen to it all. And you want it to be easy. Sounds Good can help. We can help you set up your iTunes so it’s giving you the best possible sound out of your computer audio and we can help you with finding the best product to get that sound from your computer to your sound system.
Now you have your music on your computer and want to listen to it through your home stereo or your whole house. There are many products available that can accomplish that. The experts at Sounds Good research every product available and use that expertise to match you with the best product for your specific application.
Out of the pocket and into the cloud. Tune In, Deezer, Sirius XM, Spotify, Songza. More people are using services like this to experience their computer audio than ever before. The fundamental problem with streaming online music is that we are using it on our mobile devices. Hold that up to your ear and it is barely audible. No one would consider that Hi-Fi. Many of the products available today have access to some streaming services. Which one is best for you and what is the easiest for you to use, these are questions Sounds Good can answer.
Come see the experts at Sounds Good to learn more about computer audio, digital audio, and streaming audio.
