Play Boom: Music Player, Bass Booster and Equalizer on PC and Mac

About the Game

Boom Music Player redefines what a mobile audio application can do by combining a sophisticated 3D surround sound engine with a deeply configurable equalizer, broad streaming compatibility, and access to one of the largest collections of radio and podcast content available on Android. Developed by Global Delight Technologies Pvt. Ltd., it is built for listeners who want more than a basic playback tool.
The centrepiece of the entire experience is Boom's spatial audio technology. Using a patent-pending process, the app analyzes the audio signals in your music and reconstructs them with three-dimensional depth, creating a sense of space and direction that standard stereo playback simply cannot replicate. Crucially, this effect works on any pair of headphones, so you do not need expensive hardware to notice the difference. Whether you are listening to acoustic recordings, electronic tracks, or orchestral pieces, the 3D mode adds a layer of realism that pulls you into the music rather than just presenting it to you.
Boom's content ecosystem is genuinely broad. Key sources and features include:
TIDAL integration, allowing you to stream your entire TIDAL library through Boom's audio processing (a premium TIDAL subscription is required)
Personal music libraries stored directly on your device
Cloud playback and downloads from Google Drive and Dropbox
Over 20,000 live radio stations spanning 120 countries, covering local and international broadcasts
More than 20,000 podcast stations available for free, on demand
For listeners who care about audio quality at the source level, Boom supports Hi-Res audio formats including FLAC, AIFF, ALAC, WAV, and DSF. These files play back in full 3D mode, meaning the spatial processing works alongside the higher resolution source material rather than compromising it.
Equalization is handled through both an 8-band and a 16-band equalizer, giving you the flexibility to make broad tonal adjustments or highly precise ones depending on your preference. If you would rather not build a setting from scratch, Boom includes 22 handcrafted presets tuned for popular genres, from rock and jazz to classical and electronic. Selecting a preset is instant, and switching between them mid-playback is seamless.
One of the more practical features is system-wide audio effects. Boom can apply its EQ presets, virtualizer settings, and loudness enhancements across the entire device, meaning apps like Netflix, YouTube, Deezer, and Amazon Prime all benefit from Boom's processing without any extra configuration. This turns Boom into less of a standalone player and more of a platform-level audio upgrade.
Android Auto support means the 3D listening experience carries over to your vehicle, keeping the immersive audio intact during drives without requiring you to interact with the app manually.
The interface is designed to stay out of the way. Navigation between your library, radio stations, cloud sources, and equalizer settings is straightforward, and the layout scales well whether you are using it on a phone or through an emulator like MuMuPlayer on PC. Running Boom through MuMuPlayer gives you the added benefit of managing large music libraries and tuning equalizer settings with mouse precision, all while keeping playback stable in the background as you work or browse.