Equalizer

An equalizer is a program that shapes PC audio so you can raise, cut, or balance what you hear. Get the current Windows build from the official GitHub releases. Paste the command below, or open the latest release and pick the installer for your machine. Files stay on GitHub.

Install on this page GitHub Releases

Install

winget install -e --id FxSound.FxSound

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Paste that into Windows Terminal or Command Prompt. Or open GitHub Releases and pick fxsound_setup.exe for x64, or fxsound_setup.arm64.exe if that is your machine.

The FxSound team publishes this project under AGPL-3.0. Official files live on GitHub Releases.

How do I install an equalizer?

Paste the command in the box on this page into Windows Terminal or Command Prompt. Or open the latest GitHub release, pick fxsound_setup.exe or fxsound_setup.arm64.exe for your machine, and run that file. This site does not host the installer. Files stay on GitHub.

What is the winget command for an equalizer?

The command is:

winget install -e --id FxSound.FxSound

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Copy it from the box on this page, paste it, and run it. That is the live command on this site. GitHub Releases is the other path if you want the installer file.

How do I get winget for an equalizer?

Winget is App Installer from Microsoft. If the command on this page fails, install App Installer from Microsoft, then paste the command again. Official Microsoft links only.

Does this site host the equalizer file?

No. Files stay on GitHub. Open GitHub Releases and pick fxsound_setup.exe or fxsound_setup.arm64.exe, or use the winget command on this page. Skip Softonic, CNET, and unofficial sites that wrap the name.