How can I weaken the bass output levels, but not overall volume?
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My room and my desk conduct bass overly well... so I want to lower/weaken the output at the lower (bass) frequencies. But my volume control (pavucontrol) doesn't seem to have that option in its GUI. Can I still adjust the bass globally somehow, or can I only change this at the application level?
I'm using the Cinnamon desktop environment on Debian Stretch system (well, Devuan ASCII which is essentially the same thing). The CPU type is an AMD64 and the kernel version is 4.9.0 .
debian pulseaudio volume devuan
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My room and my desk conduct bass overly well... so I want to lower/weaken the output at the lower (bass) frequencies. But my volume control (pavucontrol) doesn't seem to have that option in its GUI. Can I still adjust the bass globally somehow, or can I only change this at the application level?
I'm using the Cinnamon desktop environment on Debian Stretch system (well, Devuan ASCII which is essentially the same thing). The CPU type is an AMD64 and the kernel version is 4.9.0 .
debian pulseaudio volume devuan
asked Jan 17 at 12:13
einpoklumeinpoklum
2,13942152
You need something called an equalizer. There are various ways to use one for Pulseaudio, and I am not sure what is currently working, and what isn't. Google "pulseaudio equalizer", try out some variants.
– dirkt
Jan 17 at 14:40
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My room and my desk conduct bass overly well... so I want to lower/weaken the output at the lower (bass) frequencies. But my volume control (pavucontrol) doesn't seem to have that option in its GUI. Can I still adjust the bass globally somehow, or can I only change this at the application level?
I'm using the Cinnamon desktop environment on Debian Stretch system (well, Devuan ASCII which is essentially the same thing). The CPU type is an AMD64 and the kernel version is 4.9.0 .
debian pulseaudio volume devuan
asked Jan 17 at 12:13
einpoklumeinpoklum
2,13942152
My room and my desk conduct bass overly well... so I want to lower/weaken the output at the lower (bass) frequencies. But my volume control (pavucontrol) doesn't seem to have that option in its GUI. Can I still adjust the bass globally somehow, or can I only change this at the application level?
I'm using the Cinnamon desktop environment on Debian Stretch system (well, Devuan ASCII which is essentially the same thing). The CPU type is an AMD64 and the kernel version is 4.9.0 .
debian pulseaudio volume devuan
debian pulseaudio volume devuan
asked Jan 17 at 12:13
einpoklumeinpoklum
2,13942152
asked Jan 17 at 12:13
einpoklumeinpoklum
2,13942152
asked Jan 17 at 12:13
einpoklumeinpoklum
2,13942152
asked Jan 17 at 12:13
einpoklumeinpoklum
2,13942152
asked Jan 17 at 12:13
einpoklumeinpoklum
2,13942152
2,13942152
You need something called an equalizer. There are various ways to use one for Pulseaudio, and I am not sure what is currently working, and what isn't. Google "pulseaudio equalizer", try out some variants.
– dirkt
Jan 17 at 14:40
add a comment |
You need something called an equalizer. There are various ways to use one for Pulseaudio, and I am not sure what is currently working, and what isn't. Google "pulseaudio equalizer", try out some variants.
– dirkt
Jan 17 at 14:40
You need something called an equalizer. There are various ways to use one for Pulseaudio, and I am not sure what is currently working, and what isn't. Google "pulseaudio equalizer", try out some variants.
– dirkt
Jan 17 at 14:40
You need something called an equalizer. There are various ways to use one for Pulseaudio, and I am not sure what is currently working, and what isn't. Google "pulseaudio equalizer", try out some variants.
– dirkt
Jan 17 at 14:40
add a comment |
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You need something called an equalizer. There are various ways to use one for Pulseaudio, and I am not sure what is currently working, and what isn't. Google "pulseaudio equalizer", try out some variants.
– dirkt
Jan 17 at 14:40