CoreEQ
5.4#20 in audio equalizer softwaremacOS
VisitCoreEQ vs EQBase
What both publish
| Fact | CoreEQ | EQBase |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | CoreEQ can import and export AutoEQ and EqualizerAPO presets. | EQBase uses headphone correction curves from the open-source AutoEQ project and supports hosting Audio Unit plugins in Pro. |
| Privacy | The maker says CoreEQ does not record, store, or transmit captured audio; its security policy describes it as a local app that opens no network sockets or listening ports. | The maker says audio, recordings and listening information stay on the Mac and are not collected or transmitted. |
CoreEQ plans
No prices published.
EQBase plans
- FreeFree
- Pro Monthly$4.99 a month
- Pro Annual$39.99 a year
- Pro Lifetime$79.99, paid once
Pick CoreEQ if…
CoreEQ suits macOS users who want system-wide equalization across applications and output devices. It is also relevant to users working with AutoEQ or EqualizerAPO presets.
Pick EQBase if…
EQBase suits Mac users seeking system-wide audio adjustment, headphone correction profiles, or system audio recording. Pro is for users who also want room correction, per-app controls, routing, or Audio Unit hosting.