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FAQ
SoundForge Equalizer is a free, open-source 10-band audio equalizer for Firefox and Edge browsers. It processes audio from any website in real-time.
Yes! Completely free and open-source under the MIT License.
No. All audio processing is local. No tracking, telemetry, ads, or data collection.
See the Installation Guide.
Firefox blocks unsigned extensions by default. Disable signature verification:
- Open
about:config - Search for
xpinstall.signatures.required - Set to
false - Restart Firefox
- Click the extension icon
- Click "Connect"
- Adjust frequency sliders
Check:
- The extension is connected (green status)
- Volume is not at 0%
- The audio source is playing
- Try refreshing the page
0% volume enables hard mute — completely silences all audio at the source level.
This allows both quiet and very loud listening. 100% is standard, 800% is maximum.
50+ built-in presets + unlimited user presets.
Yes! Adjust the sliders and click "Save Preset".
The extension uses:
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HTMLMediaElement.captureStream()to capture audio -
Web Audio APIfor real-time processing -
BiquadFilterNodefor EQ bands -
AnalyserNodefor visualization
To capture audio from any website and process it through the equalizer.
Yes! It works on most websites with HTML5 audio/video elements.
- Make sure the extension is connected
- Try refreshing the page
- Try restarting the browser
- Check the console (
F12→ Console)
- Reduce the volume
- Lower the bass boost
- Check for clipping warnings
- Verify the extension is connected
- Check that audio is playing
- Try a different website
Yes! The code is fully open-source. No data is sent anywhere — all processing is local.
Only if downloaded from the official GitHub releases page. Never download from other sources.