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System-wide equalizer and audio effects app for macOS. Equalize every app, boost volume up to 200%, per-app volume mixer, sound modes, reverb and spectrum analyzer.
I built this out of personal frustration with the macOS audio stack. Whenever I switched between headphones, external monitors, and MacBook speakers, I was constantly dealing with uneven audio mixes, quiet YouTube videos, and no native way to control sound per-application without bulky DAWs.
We originally launched a direct version on the web at ap0t.com/dj-equalizer, and after seeing organic sales and strong early validation come in from that page, I knew it was time to bring it to the broader maker community here.
What DJ Equalizer does:
System-Wide EQ & Effects: Tune audio output across your entire system, not just inside one media player.
Per-App Volume Routing: Crank down noisy meeting tabs while boosting quiet background media.
Up to 200% Volume Boost: Clean gain for low-level media and hard-to-drive headphones.
Built-in Presets & Spectrum Visualizer: Real-time feedback for tuning bass, mids, and treble.
What feedback I’m looking for:
Now that the core audio engine is validated and driving paid adoption, I want to refine the edge cases:
Audio Latency & CPU Overhead: How does the DSP perform during your everyday workflows (video editing, gaming, calls)?
Preset Usability: Are the default acoustic curves hitting the right sweet spots for your headphone setups?
Feature Requests: What audio routing or DSP feature is missing from your daily macOS setup?
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About DJ Equalizer on Product Hunt
“System-Wide Equalizer & Volume Booster”
DJ Equalizer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #183 on the daily leaderboard. System-wide equalizer and audio effects app for macOS. Equalize every app, boost volume up to 200%, per-app volume mixer, sound modes, reverb and spectrum analyzer.
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Hey Product Hunt community! 👋
I’m Vicky, the maker behind DJ Equalizer.
I built this out of personal frustration with the macOS audio stack. Whenever I switched between headphones, external monitors, and MacBook speakers, I was constantly dealing with uneven audio mixes, quiet YouTube videos, and no native way to control sound per-application without bulky DAWs.
We originally launched a direct version on the web at ap0t.com/dj-equalizer, and after seeing organic sales and strong early validation come in from that page, I knew it was time to bring it to the broader maker community here.
What DJ Equalizer does:
System-Wide EQ & Effects: Tune audio output across your entire system, not just inside one media player.
Per-App Volume Routing: Crank down noisy meeting tabs while boosting quiet background media.
Up to 200% Volume Boost: Clean gain for low-level media and hard-to-drive headphones.
Built-in Presets & Spectrum Visualizer: Real-time feedback for tuning bass, mids, and treble.
What feedback I’m looking for:
Now that the core audio engine is validated and driving paid adoption, I want to refine the edge cases:
Audio Latency & CPU Overhead: How does the DSP perform during your everyday workflows (video editing, gaming, calls)?
Preset Usability: Are the default acoustic curves hitting the right sweet spots for your headphone setups?
Feature Requests: What audio routing or DSP feature is missing from your daily macOS setup?