Simple node EQ with a live spectrum
Drag EQ nodes directly on the analyzer, hear changes instantly, and apply them system-wide through Equalizer APO.
DoveSonicEQ combines ALL the features from NodeEQ and AutoSonic into one app. You get the live spectrum analyzer, draggable EQ nodes, and gaming AutoEQ flow you already know — plus newer tools like headphone correction, target matching, headphone-specific gaming presets, frequency isolation, Loudness Equalization & ALOT more!
Drag EQ nodes directly on the analyzer, hear changes instantly, and apply them system-wide through Equalizer APO.
Play the sound you care about, capture 10 seconds, and see a clean frequency result. DoveSonicEQ can turn that capture into a starting EQ so you are not guessing where footsteps, voices, reloads, or sharp cues live.
Keep profiles for each headphone or game, hide built-in gaming presets if you want, and switch setups fast.
Search your headphone, choose a Harman target, and generate a cleaner correction profile for daily listening or gaming.
Use Analyze Sound, test tones, and frequency isolation to figure out what you are actually hearing before changing EQ.
DoveSonicEQ captures your Windows playback audio, shows what is happening on a live spectrum, and writes EQ directly to Equalizer APO for system-wide output. Use it as a precision parametric EQ, a 10-second game audio analyzer, a quick AutoSonic-style tuning engine, or a headphone correction tool with built-in Harman targets for headphones and in-ears. It is built for people who want more than presets: you can hear isolated frequency ranges, compare bypass instantly, generate correction filters, then save clean profiles for each headphone or game.
Game AutoEQ is the fast tuning window. Choose a mode, play the sound you care about for about 10 seconds, and DoveSonicEQ turns that capture into an EQ starting point.
DoveSonicEQ also works as a headphone correction and target-matching tool. Search for your headphone, choose a target, and generate Equalizer APO filters to move that headphone toward the selected curve.
Isolate freqs gives you a draggable “only hear this range” band on the analyzer. It is useful for learning what part of a sound is actually footsteps, voice bite, harshness, rumble, or ambience before you decide what to boost or cut.
It is the combined premium app: manual NodeEQ-style tuning, AutoSonic-style Game AutoEQ, headphone correction, target matching, analyzer tools, and loudness controls in one program.
Recommended. DoveSonicEQ uses Equalizer APO to apply EQ system-wide. Analyzer and design workflows can still be useful without it, but system-wide apply needs APO enabled on your playback device.
No for the normal workflow. DoveSonicEQ includes built-in Harman targets for headphones and in-ear monitors, and you can also import your own measurement or target if you want to go deeper.
It listens to your PC audio for about 10 seconds, analyzes the important frequency areas, and generates an EQ starting point. You can use the visual Frequency Analysis mode or the quicker AutoSonic mode.
Manual EQ and Game AutoEQ work with any Windows playback device. Headphone correction works best when your headphone is available in the app or when you import your own measurement.
This download includes an optional Equalizer APO installer for convenience (© Jonas Thedering and contributors), which is distributed under the GNU General Public License v2 (GPLv2). Source code: Equalizer APO on SourceForge. Full license text: GPL-2.0. Equalizer APO is a separate work; DoveSonicEQ generates compatible configuration lines but is not derived from or linked to Equalizer APO’s code.
Equalizer APO (© Jonas Thedering and contributors) is distributed under the GNU General Public License v2 (GPLv2).
Source code: https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/.
Full license text: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.txt.
Equalizer APO remains a separate work under its own license.
DoveSonicEQ / AutoSonic / NodeEQ are independent applications and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Equalizer APO project. Equalizer APO is optional third-party software licensed under GPL v2.