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How to add Equalizer on Mac OS to iTunes, Spotify for Free!

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All audiophiles and music lovers know about the importance of Equalizer, but sadly the default iTunes Music player on Mac OS X doesn’t come with an equalizer. Neither does the Spotify app for music streaming has an in-built equalizer. So, here’s a free app which will add a great working Equalizer to Mac OS X  (Mavericks,  Yosemite, Mountain Lion & El Capitan as well)

How to Install Equalizer on Mac OS X –

  • First of all, Download the eqMac app for Mac OS X from the link below (its free of cost unlike Hear app) and can be classified as a Boom app alternative –
    Click here to Download the eqMac Equalizer for Mac app (.dmg) file.
  • After downloading the eqMac install the downloaded .dmg file , by dragging and dropping the app image to Applications folder as shown in the below image. A detailed tutorial to install apps from .dmg file can be found here. (Tip – open the .dmg file by pressing ctrl key + mouse click to install)
    eqMac Free Mac OS Equalizer

    Drag & Drop the icon to install eqMac Mac Equalizer

    Now, after dragging & dropping the eqMac icon the app will be installed.

  • Launch the eqMac app, it will ask you permissions to modify the sound output , permit the app to required audio access.
  • The eqMac app will now be showned up on your TopBar as shown in the below image –
    eqMac Free Equalizer for Mac

    Equalizer on Mac (eqMac)

    Now simply adjust the corresponding toggles to change the Bass , Treble and adjust the equalizer to Bass , Flat , Jazz , Rock or any other type of Songs & Audio.

  • You can directly change the audio output from the topbar which no other equalizer app provides for free!.
  • Also eqMac isn’t a media player and changes the system audio Stream it works with iTunes, Spotify, Google Chrome (Youtube) or any other media app installed on your Macbook. Thus eqMac is a highly recommended app.

Note – Inorder to disable the app, simply Close the app by clicking on “Quit” in the drop-down menu and your Audio would be back to the normal Mac OS Output.

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