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Limiter, compressor, convolver, equalizer and auto volume and many other plugins for PipeWire applications
EasyEffects
Audio effects for PipeWire applications
This application was formerly known as PulseEffects, but it was renamed to EasyEffects after it started to use GTK4 and GStreamer usage was replaced by native PipeWire filters.


Effects available
- Auto gain
- Bass enhancer
- Bass loudness
- Compressor
- Convolver
- Crossfeed
- Crystalizer
- De-esser
- Echo Canceller
- Equalizer
- Exciter
- Filter (low-pass, high-pass, band-pass and band-reject modes)
- Gate
- Limiter
- Loudness
- Maximizer
- Multiband compressor
- Multiband gate
- Noise reduction
- Pitch
- Reverberation
- Stereo tools
The user has full control over the effects order. Just use the up/down arrows next to the effect labels on the left side.
Some packages do not provide all plugin packages by default. In case some effects are not available, ensure you have the following installed on your system:
Dependencies
Plugins needed for effects:
- Linux Studio plugins. Version 1.1.24 or higher.
- Calf Studio plugins. Version 0.90.1 or higher.
- libebur128. For Auto Gain.
- ZamAudio plugins. For Maximizer.
- zita-convolver. For Convolver.
- rubberband. For Pitch Shift.
- RNNoise. For Noise Reduction.
Other dependencies include:
Donate
You can help me to keep developing EasyEffects through donations. Any amount will be greatly appreciated :-)
GitHub Sponsors
Liberapay
Patreon
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Installation
Distribution-specific packages
Most up-to-date Linux distributions have an easyeffects package that can be installed with the distribution package manager. See the wiki for a full list.
Flatpak
Alternatively, click here to install via Flatpak:
Flatpak packages support most Linux distributions and are sandboxed. The EasyEffects Flatpak package also includes all available plugins.
If your distribution does not yet include packages required to build EasyEffects, Flatpak is a convenient option.
Warning
Don't set EasyEffects' virtual devices as your default audio input/output. EasyEffects is designed assuming that your hardware stays as default.
Documentation
A comprehensive manual is included in the application itself, accessed via the hamburger menu in the top right. If the manual is inaccessible ensure the yelp package is installed.
Changelog
For information about changes between versions, take a look at our changelog
Frequently asked questions
Take a look at our FAQ to see if you are facing a known issue.
Community presets
See the wiki: Community presets
This page also has instructions for converting PulseEffects presets to EasyEffects presets.
Command-line options
See the wiki: Command Line Options
Reporting bugs
See the wiki: Reporting Bugs
Translating EasyEffects
See the wiki's Translating EasyEffects article for detailed instructions.
Installing from source
To install from source, see the wiki's Installing from Source article for detailed instructions.
CI artifacts
Flatpak bundles and Arch packages for testing and development purposes are built for PRs and pushes to master. See the installation instructions.
License
EasyEffects is licensed under GNU General Public License version 3 or later. See the LICENSE file.
