Peace Equalizer
Peace equalizer is a Windows PC interface for Equalizer APO . Besides an system-wide equalizer on your Windows PC, Peace has an effects panel for balance, crossfeeding, delay, etc., a graph window and much more.
EU
Features
Properties
- Support for Themes
Features
- Support for Hotkeys
- Parametric Equalizer
- Mix Music
- Parametric Filters
- Modular System
Tags
- filter-low
- filter-high
- filter-peak
- pre-amplifier
- stereo
- audio-filter
- home-theater-pc
- 7-1
- import-export-custom-eq-profiles
- theme-support
- filter-frequencies
- 5-1
- System-Wide Equalizer
- mixers
- db-gain
- custom-configurations
- Equalizer
Peace Equalizer News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
Peace Equalizer information
Developed by
Peter Verbeek Licensing
Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
17 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
- German
- Spanish
- French
- Dutch
- Italian
- Russian
- Turkish
- Chinese
- Ukrainian
- Czech
Featured in Lists
on windows
What is Peace Equalizer?
Peace equalizer is a Windows PC interface for 
Equalizer APO . Besides an system-wide equalizer on your Windows PC, Peace has an effects panel for balance, crossfeeding, delay, etc., a graph window and much more.
In short: Peace is an equalizer and audio mixer for all your PC software on any Windows version from Vista to 10.
Your configuration (e.g. EQ, preset, profile) can be saved and activated again by 1 click, hotkey, tray or desktop shotcut.
Note: Your virus scanner may detect a virus in Peace.exe or PeaceSetup.exe. This is a false positive, more info on the forum.
Install by running downloaded PeaceSetup.exe. Equalizer APO has to be installed first. After a Windows update a re-install of Equalizer APO might be needed.
Comments and Reviews
Most Popular GUI for Equalizer APO with many configuration, effects, custom theme, import/export settings
Does a great job in covering up Equalizer APO's nightmarish GUI. It also comes with a catalog of headphone or speaker EQ presets from places like Innerfidelity. Not terribly configurable and there's a ton of redundant stuff on the screen.
What really sucks is that the window has to close and refresh everytime you change a preset. Some stock presets like "last configuration" and "equalizer default" will always come back after deleting them, very w*ndows 10. You also can't really set up EQs for multiple active devices like your speakers and a mic, it's either one or all of them.