Mini EQ lets you adjust the sound from your desktop before it reaches your speakers or headphones.
Use ten compact bands to shape bass, mids, and treble, save presets for different outputs, compare the processed sound with the original, and monitor levels while you listen.
Search AutoEq headphone corrections from the app, preview the curve, or import Equalizer APO presets from local files.
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Observed history
| App | Change | Version | When ↓ |
|---|---|---|---|
| updated | 0.8.9 | 13 Oct 2026 |
Upstream releases
Release notes supplied by the developer. These dates are not Flathub package publication times.
0.8.913 Oct 2026
- Keep the audio device stable when changing presets or filter types, avoiding media-player pauses caused by device removal.
- Avoid processing unused Off bands while keeping all 32 band slots available.
- Stop analyzer animation and spectrum calculations while frozen, and stop animation while the window is hidden.
- Use audio-driven analyzer wakeups and coalesced display updates while preserving loudness measurement and background Shell meters.
0.8.817 Sept 2026
- Harden single-instance lock handling against unsafe files and concurrent startup races.
- Keep EQ frequency controls consistent across processing sample rates using native rate-aware PipeWire biquads.
- Follow the processing clock for response curves and AutoEq requests, with separate profile caches for each sample rate.
- Make large preset libraries searchable and scrollable in the GNOME Shell extension.
- Improve background permission error messages.
- Update bundled PipeWire filter modules to 1.6.9 and NumPy to 2.4.6.
0.8.712 Jun 2026
- Fix saved preset loading when many presets are stored.
- Use a searchable preset picker for larger preset libraries.
- Avoid a GTK accessibility warning from band fader range values.
0.8.64 Jun 2026
Fix auto presets at login for outputs where PipeWire restores the selected speaker sink before reporting the active port route.