Equalizer for Chrome Browser

Adjusting the volume in Windows is pretty much all you can do when listening to online music or a podcast in Chrome. Getting more control over sound settings and parameters requires third-party extensions and one example is Equalizer for Chrome Browser.

The name of the add-on clearly states its mission to integrate an audio equalizer into Google Chrome, making it possible for you to control audio parameters and obtain a clearer audio output.

The extension is easily installed, and, in a few seconds, a new button is added to the browser’s toolbar, right next to the address bar. Pinning it grants you one-click access to the equalizer whenever you listen to anything, and you need to make fine adjustments to audio settings.

The audio equalizer is displayed as soon as you click on the add-on's button. There are four audio tools available, namely an equalizer, a compressor, the convolver (reverb) and the chorus, each with their own sliders that allow you to fine tune the audio output in Chrome.

If you have no experience whatsoever with audio settings and all the parameters seem like rocket science to you, then note that the Equalizer for Chrome comes with a collection of presets that you can use to adjust the audio settings. Selecting one allows you to customize the browser’s sound by ten bands and optimize it for the music genre you are listening to. The bass booster can add more beat and generate fantastic output.

Aside from the equalizer, there is an audio compressor, a reverb and a chorus tool, each with their own parameters to experiment with. Equalizer for Chrome Browser can boost low and high frequencies, and enhance sound quality for video streaming sites.

With the Equalizer for Chrome Browser, you can adjust the audio balance in Chrome and get additional control to increase the sound quality. If used by the experienced, it can smoothen out the sound and generate a clearer output by adjusting audio parameters accordingly.