Boy, what are all those producers thinking, spending those tens of thousands of dollars having their CDs professionally mastered, when this $20 plugin makes everything sound better? If only they knew!

That's sarcasm, by the way. If you really are the type of person who is so gullible to believe that some simple software like this will actually improve the sound beyond what the producers of the CD were able to achieve with their million dollar studios, maybe it's better if you have as little money as possible.

What does it do? Sounds like it applies a mild phase shift, increases the stereo separation, and applies some mild compression and EQ. Basically makes your music sound more like a radio, they apply those kind of effects as well. Great, paying money to reduce the quality of your signal. What a sterling idea!

So yeah, if you're the type of person who would pay $20 for a "loudness" button, then by all means buy this app. Better than spending the money on ammo at wal-mart I guess. Of course, if you have any desire at all to, you know, hear a nice accurate reproduction of the music the way it was meant to be - steer well clear of this and anything like it, because there's no magic bullet and you're just wasting your money on snake oil.