All you need is a remarkable piece of software called Boom 2. You don’t need an amplifier or external speakers to do it. There's nothing we can do about this, at least for now.Here’s how you boost the maximum sound volume beyond what your Mac thinks “full blast” is– because sometimes “full blast” isn’t loud enough. The reason for this is half-baked drivers from apple. while the tweeters give a light high sound (because it can't produce low sounds) In Windows, the highs, mids, and lows are played through the subwoofer. In macOS, the lows and low-mids are divided well towards the subwoofer while the highs and high-mids are played through the tweeters. Spatial sound - didn't work on mine, I don't know.įirst and most obvious issue - Unlike on macOS where the setup is treated as a 2.2 Channel, it's treated as a 4 channel (we selected "Quadrophonic", if you selected stereo it will give a 2.0 Channel). I find it Good for movies, Drawbacks are that it will reduce audio instead of increasing it for some situations. Loudness Eq - it basically gives the average volume out of the loudest and the lowest sound / boosts the lower sound and reduces the higher sound till it comes close.
Speaker Fill - gives a nice boost to highs through the tweeters, Drawback are that some audio can give a weird hitch. The recommended setting by me is to disable all enhancements, but you can play around and see what fits you
Select Quadrophonic > select both speaker sets as full range > finish Right click the sound icon on the taskbar > "playback" tab > right click cirrus logic speakers > Configure Speakers Then, Fix sound settings from the control panel You are not going to get the same audio quality on windows as macOS!įirst, make sure the internal speaker volume and headphone volumes are set to 100% by booting into macOS.
It seems to be fixed after the latest driver update from apple, now the sound is pretty good!
Updated Answer - 2022-08 For Macbooks from 2016 to 2019
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