System wide sound equalizer? ubuntu 18
the title says it all: is there a system wide sound enhancer/equalizer with a gui for us? ive tried using a few different sources (pulse) to no avail. any help?
thanks for reading :)
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the title says it all: is there a system wide sound enhancer/equalizer with a gui for us? ive tried using a few different sources (pulse) to no avail. any help?
thanks for reading :)
sound
asked Feb 2 at 1:59
DPSDPS
327
What do you mean when you say "system-wide"
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 2:09
kind of like the realtek sound effects and equalizer program in windows. like, not just app or program specific equalization, but system wide
– DPS
Feb 2 at 3:26
I'm sure that you have noted that PulseAudio-Equalizer seems to be a little problematic. I run quite a different setup myself (I do some recording) but this answer which installs PulseEffects may work for you.
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 16:02
yeah, i believe its no longer supported possibly? im going to check the link you shared, and get back with you!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 3:50
ok, so ive tried fetching and compiling PE to no avail. maybe im doing something wrong?
– DPS
Feb 3 at 20:44
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the title says it all: is there a system wide sound enhancer/equalizer with a gui for us? ive tried using a few different sources (pulse) to no avail. any help?
thanks for reading :)
sound
asked Feb 2 at 1:59
DPSDPS
327
the title says it all: is there a system wide sound enhancer/equalizer with a gui for us? ive tried using a few different sources (pulse) to no avail. any help?
thanks for reading :)
sound
sound
asked Feb 2 at 1:59
DPSDPS
327
asked Feb 2 at 1:59
DPSDPS
327
asked Feb 2 at 1:59
DPSDPS
327
asked Feb 2 at 1:59
DPSDPS
327
asked Feb 2 at 1:59
DPSDPS
327
327
What do you mean when you say "system-wide"
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 2:09
kind of like the realtek sound effects and equalizer program in windows. like, not just app or program specific equalization, but system wide
– DPS
Feb 2 at 3:26
I'm sure that you have noted that PulseAudio-Equalizer seems to be a little problematic. I run quite a different setup myself (I do some recording) but this answer which installs PulseEffects may work for you.
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 16:02
yeah, i believe its no longer supported possibly? im going to check the link you shared, and get back with you!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 3:50
ok, so ive tried fetching and compiling PE to no avail. maybe im doing something wrong?
– DPS
Feb 3 at 20:44
|
show 3 more comments
What do you mean when you say "system-wide"
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 2:09
kind of like the realtek sound effects and equalizer program in windows. like, not just app or program specific equalization, but system wide
– DPS
Feb 2 at 3:26
I'm sure that you have noted that PulseAudio-Equalizer seems to be a little problematic. I run quite a different setup myself (I do some recording) but this answer which installs PulseEffects may work for you.
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 16:02
yeah, i believe its no longer supported possibly? im going to check the link you shared, and get back with you!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 3:50
ok, so ive tried fetching and compiling PE to no avail. maybe im doing something wrong?
– DPS
Feb 3 at 20:44
What do you mean when you say "system-wide"
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 2:09
What do you mean when you say "system-wide"
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 2:09
kind of like the realtek sound effects and equalizer program in windows. like, not just app or program specific equalization, but system wide
– DPS
Feb 2 at 3:26
kind of like the realtek sound effects and equalizer program in windows. like, not just app or program specific equalization, but system wide
– DPS
Feb 2 at 3:26
I'm sure that you have noted that PulseAudio-Equalizer seems to be a little problematic. I run quite a different setup myself (I do some recording) but this answer which installs PulseEffects may work for you.
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 16:02
I'm sure that you have noted that PulseAudio-Equalizer seems to be a little problematic. I run quite a different setup myself (I do some recording) but this answer which installs PulseEffects may work for you.
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 16:02
yeah, i believe its no longer supported possibly? im going to check the link you shared, and get back with you!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 3:50
yeah, i believe its no longer supported possibly? im going to check the link you shared, and get back with you!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 3:50
ok, so ive tried fetching and compiling PE to no avail. maybe im doing something wrong?
– DPS
Feb 3 at 20:44
ok, so ive tried fetching and compiling PE to no avail. maybe im doing something wrong?
– DPS
Feb 3 at 20:44
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I'm paraphrasing from this answer
The following commands will install PulseEffects on your computer. As you are adding a PPA, you should also know how to remove that PPA.
First, install the program for (eventual) PPA removal:
sudo apt install ppa-purge
Secondly, add the PPA to your system, do an APT update, and then install PulseEffects
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects -y
sudo apt update
sudo apt install pulseeffects
Finally, should you need to remove PulseEffects:
sudo ppa-purge ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects
answered Feb 3 at 21:08
Charles GreenCharles Green
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wow, that worked. i tried something very similar yesterday, but after it was all said and done... the only response i got from the system when trying to launch PE, was "it is recommended that you update...something something..." from pulse itself. but then nothing, not any screen or activity. THANK YOU!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 21:36
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I'm paraphrasing from this answer
The following commands will install PulseEffects on your computer. As you are adding a PPA, you should also know how to remove that PPA.
First, install the program for (eventual) PPA removal:
sudo apt install ppa-purge
Secondly, add the PPA to your system, do an APT update, and then install PulseEffects
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects -y
sudo apt update
sudo apt install pulseeffects
Finally, should you need to remove PulseEffects:
sudo ppa-purge ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects
answered Feb 3 at 21:08
Charles GreenCharles Green
13.7k73858
wow, that worked. i tried something very similar yesterday, but after it was all said and done... the only response i got from the system when trying to launch PE, was "it is recommended that you update...something something..." from pulse itself. but then nothing, not any screen or activity. THANK YOU!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 21:36
add a comment |
I'm paraphrasing from this answer
The following commands will install PulseEffects on your computer. As you are adding a PPA, you should also know how to remove that PPA.
First, install the program for (eventual) PPA removal:
sudo apt install ppa-purge
Secondly, add the PPA to your system, do an APT update, and then install PulseEffects
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects -y
sudo apt update
sudo apt install pulseeffects
Finally, should you need to remove PulseEffects:
sudo ppa-purge ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects
answered Feb 3 at 21:08
Charles GreenCharles Green
13.7k73858
wow, that worked. i tried something very similar yesterday, but after it was all said and done... the only response i got from the system when trying to launch PE, was "it is recommended that you update...something something..." from pulse itself. but then nothing, not any screen or activity. THANK YOU!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 21:36
add a comment |
I'm paraphrasing from this answer
The following commands will install PulseEffects on your computer. As you are adding a PPA, you should also know how to remove that PPA.
First, install the program for (eventual) PPA removal:
sudo apt install ppa-purge
Secondly, add the PPA to your system, do an APT update, and then install PulseEffects
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects -y
sudo apt update
sudo apt install pulseeffects
Finally, should you need to remove PulseEffects:
sudo ppa-purge ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects
answered Feb 3 at 21:08
Charles GreenCharles Green
13.7k73858
I'm paraphrasing from this answer
The following commands will install PulseEffects on your computer. As you are adding a PPA, you should also know how to remove that PPA.
First, install the program for (eventual) PPA removal:
sudo apt install ppa-purge
Secondly, add the PPA to your system, do an APT update, and then install PulseEffects
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects -y
sudo apt update
sudo apt install pulseeffects
Finally, should you need to remove PulseEffects:
sudo ppa-purge ppa:mikhailnov/pulseeffects
answered Feb 3 at 21:08
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answered Feb 3 at 21:08
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answered Feb 3 at 21:08
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wow, that worked. i tried something very similar yesterday, but after it was all said and done... the only response i got from the system when trying to launch PE, was "it is recommended that you update...something something..." from pulse itself. but then nothing, not any screen or activity. THANK YOU!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 21:36
add a comment |
wow, that worked. i tried something very similar yesterday, but after it was all said and done... the only response i got from the system when trying to launch PE, was "it is recommended that you update...something something..." from pulse itself. but then nothing, not any screen or activity. THANK YOU!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 21:36
wow, that worked. i tried something very similar yesterday, but after it was all said and done... the only response i got from the system when trying to launch PE, was "it is recommended that you update...something something..." from pulse itself. but then nothing, not any screen or activity. THANK YOU!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 21:36
wow, that worked. i tried something very similar yesterday, but after it was all said and done... the only response i got from the system when trying to launch PE, was "it is recommended that you update...something something..." from pulse itself. but then nothing, not any screen or activity. THANK YOU!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 21:36
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What do you mean when you say "system-wide"
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 2:09
kind of like the realtek sound effects and equalizer program in windows. like, not just app or program specific equalization, but system wide
– DPS
Feb 2 at 3:26
I'm sure that you have noted that PulseAudio-Equalizer seems to be a little problematic. I run quite a different setup myself (I do some recording) but this answer which installs PulseEffects may work for you.
– Charles Green
Feb 2 at 16:02
yeah, i believe its no longer supported possibly? im going to check the link you shared, and get back with you!
– DPS
Feb 3 at 3:50
ok, so ive tried fetching and compiling PE to no avail. maybe im doing something wrong?
– DPS
Feb 3 at 20:44