Ever wish you had a system wide equalizer to adjust all audio output in Mac OS X and not just in iTunes? Maybe you want to adjust the way all audio output sounds or maybe you just want to boost the output volume of the built-in Mac speakers. We'll show you how to do both by creating your own universal EQ using two free tools, follow along: Requirements.– free download from Google Code.– free download from Apple Developers (requires free Apple Dev ID)Download and install both Soundflower and AU Lab, you will then need to restart your Mac to have full access to the audio components. Once rebooted, follow along with the instructions below: Set Up a Universal Audio Equalizer for Mac OS X.
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Set System Volume to the maximum level, do this either through the menu bar or by hitting the Volume Up key repeatedly. Open System Preferences from the Apple menu and select the 'Sound' panel, followed by the 'Output' tab. Select 'Soundflower (2ch)' from the Output list. Now launch AU Lab, found in /Applications/Utilities/. From the 'Audio Input Device' pulldown menu, select 'Soundflower (2ch)', and then from 'Audio Output Device' menu select 'Stereo In/Stereo Out'. Click the 'Create Document' button at the bottom of the screen. At the next screen, look for 'Output 1' column and click the 'Effects' dropdown, selecting 'AUGraphicEQ'.
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This is your new system-wide equalizer, set it how you see fit.
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