BoomAudio
Universal version latest seen at v1.2.0 · Reported by 77 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (9):
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BoomAudio is a HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) audio driver for macOS that enhances system audio output with sound processing, equalisation, and audio enhancement features. It integrates directly with macOS CoreAudio to provide global audio processing across all applications, allowing users to adjust bass, treble, and spatial audio characteristics without opening individual app settings. BoomAudio is typically installed as part of a larger audio enhancement software suite from Global Delight. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionBoomAudio is a HAL driver component managed by Global Delight's audio software. To upgrade to the native build, you will need to reinstall or update the parent Global Delight audio application (such as Boom 3D or similar) through which BoomAudio is distributed and managed. Visit the Global Delight website and download the latest version of your Boom audio product for macOS — the current installer will include the native Apple Silicon build of the BoomAudio driver. After installation completes, you may need to restart your Mac and re-enable the BoomAudio driver in System Settings or the Boom app's preferences if it was previously disabled. HAL drivers like BoomAudio cannot be updated independently of their parent application, so ensuring you have the latest version of the Global Delight software is what brings you onto the native build.
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