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Ears: Bass Boost, EQ Any Audio!

500,000 users

2018-09-09

Vaux Audio

[email protected]

This extension is being deprecated because it doesn't follow Chrome extension best practices.

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Description

EQ any audio you find on the web, live! Crank the bass, dim the highs, up the vocals: all with Ears!

Ears Audio Toolkit is a volume booster and graphic equalizer. With Ears, you can alter the EQ of any and all tabs at the same time! Just navigate to any website with audio, open Ears, then drag the dots to raise or lower the filters.

Ears works with ANY audio on ANY website :)

Your current tab will be EQed by default when opening the extension.

You can now SEE the audio and your changes in real-time using the Spectrum Visualizer!

UPDATE 1.3.12:
Buy me a coffee to show your appreciation for Ears

UPDATE 1.3.11:
Removed Ears Pro (Google disabled paid extensions).
Everyone now has all Ears Pro features for free.
Added link to a survey, fill it out to influence new features!

UPDATE 1.3.10:
Fix for computers with increased font size.

UPDATE 1.3.0:
Introducing Ears Pro!

UPDATE 1.2.16:
Fix scrolling on Windows.

UPDATE 1.2.12:
UI improvements.

UPDATE 1.2.8:
Fixed choppy / pitch-shifted audio caused when the system's sample rate changed.
Added some latency improvements.

UPDATE 1.2.7:
Added fullscreen and normal-screen bug fixes. Please report any additional fullscreen-related problems.

UPDATE 1.2.1:
Drag the middle line for a volume slider. Be careful, it is powerful!
Save and delete named presets!
Adjust filter Q parameter by holding shift and dragging up and down on the dot.
Performance optimizations.

Use the left- and right-most filters (controlled with the dots) to affect all of the lows or all of the highs. Then tweak the middle frequencies with the inner filters.

If the music clips, try sliding the volume line down.

Ears works with any website!
Enjoy!

Upcoming Features:
Per-tab stereo panning
Auto-EQ specific sites

Developed by Kevin King

Acknowledgements:
Biquad/Shelf filter equations: Nigel Redmon at earlevel.com

Reviews

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10\10

J Manderley

I am having to use an older Ubuntu distro (16.04 Xenial Xerus) and needed a decent Graphic Equalizer plugin for my browser. At the time of this review I am using the Brave Browser which is based on Chromium and I am happy to report that this plug-in works _beautifully_ with this browser. Watching a Youtube channel is now an absolute pleasure, the comprehensive sliders automatically give a graph overlay which makes adjusting the different frequencies a breeze, AND you get a _decent_ audio-boost as well, great for those content creators that present really really quiet videos ;) Alternatively you can cut the volume of those really really loud ones that blast you out of your chair (or headphones) even with a volume setting of one! This plug-in is also tab-specific, so you can choose to put only the chosen browser tabs through the EQ and leave the others out. This is great and the addition of the Export and Import Presets option means that you can save your settings outside of your operating system. Great choice ;) There is also a Reset Filters option which is great if you completely hose up your settings and want to quickly return to a "flat" response and start again. Over all I like this plug-in and I can certainly recommend it as a good solid basic Graphic Equalizer that does exactly what it says on the tin. Nice job and thanks to the dev for distributing this ;)