#Equalizer for macbook air drivers#

#Equalizer for macbook air drivers#

The driver runs in User space instead of Kernel like the previous drivers (i.e SoundFlower), which means it's much more secure and stable. eqMac can grab this stream, process it and send to the appropriate audio device. The driver grabs the system audio stream and sends it to the input channels (similar to BlackHole). One of the first Examples of a macOS System Capture drivers written in Swift. Driver - System Audio loopback/passthrough device based on Apple's Null Audio Server Driver Plug-in example.TechnologyĮqMac was built using these technologies: Also you can join our Discord, I'm there all the time and I like to chat with people. If you have an issue with eqMac please go through Issues to see if it's already being discussed, if not create a new one. This project is heavily reliant on the whole community helping each other out. Vote on the Features you want to see sooner User support File playback and rendering - Apply effects to audio files and instantly render them.Works with any programming language that supports WebSockets. API - Control all aspects of eqMac through a WebSocket API.Separate L/R Channel EQ - Fix hearing impairements.Recorder - save any audio playback (System, Input device, File).Hotkeys - Control eqMac with Keyboard Shortcuts.

Custom UI - Fully customize the look and feel of eqMac by changing the User Interface Colors, Feature visibility and arrangement.Virtual Output - Export the Adjusted audio to any application.Input Audio Source - Apply effects to any device: guitar, microphone etc.Idea is to become the ultimate Audio toolbox for macOS (some features might not be open sourced) Volume Mixer* - Apply different volume levels per each application.Expert EQ* - Unlimited bands, fully customizable (Filter Type, Frequency, Gain, Bandwidth).Volume Balance support for all devices (including HDMI).I'm still unsure if new releases will be open sourced, mostly because I don't see the benefit of open sourcing the app anymore. Notice: Currently the code in this repository corresponds to v1.3.2 of eqMac and all the newer releases are done on a private fork.