EasyEffects
Tool for PipeWire providing limiter, compressor, equalizer, convolver, auto volume and spectrum analyzer, supporting input/output devices, effect profiles, real-time control, noise reduction, reverberation and integration with various Linux applications.
Features
- Dynamic Range Compressor
- Parametric Equalizer
- Test frequency
- Auto volume
- No registration required
- Noise Reduction
- Works Offline
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- Sound Effects
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What is EasyEffects?
EasyEffects, previously recognized as PulseEffects, is a comprehensive tool for audio manipulation. The software comes equipped with an array of features including an equalizer, limiter, compressor, and a reverberation tool, among others. Additionally, it incorporates a built-in spectrum analyzer to supplement its primary functions.
As the rebranded version of PulseEffects, EasyEffects is now exclusively compatible with PipeWire's audio server, making it unsuitable for PulseAudio users who are recommended to use PulseEffects instead. Due to its utilization of the default PipeWire sound server, EasyEffects is compatible with a wide range of applications, all of which are displayed in the main window for individual activation.
Moreover, EasyEffects extends its functionality beyond manipulating sound output. It is capable of applying effects to an input device such as a microphone, proving beneficial in scenarios such as audio recording or voice conversations. Upon launching, EasyEffects retains the configuration from the previous session, with the added feature of saving current settings as profiles for future use.
EasyEffects information
Developed by
Wellington Wallace Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Rating
Average rating of 4.8Alternatives
23 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Category
Audio & MusicGitHub repository
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- 367 Forks
- 257 Open Issues
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Comments and Reviews
Incredible app, after a difficult session of tweaks here and there. I've upgraded my sound and mic quality by 80% for free.
easy to use, integrates easily with pipewire, and superseeded noisetorch in all aspects
Its lightweight and VERY reliable! Works great on Mint!
Regularly updates and is a must have for parametric EQ. On Fedora 36 I've had no issues besides EQ presets not automatically applying when switching devices. Probably broke that when messing around with PulseAudio latency stuff.
It has some bugs, but it has a lot of features and it's really professional tool for audio effects.
Greate equlizer that can combine several profiles to control Pulse Audio out