Add an Audio Equalizer to Google Chrome with Chrome Audio EQ

Do you miss having a sound equalizer at whatever point you listen to music features on YouTube? Because of Chrome's backing for expansions, you can now effortlessly include an Audio Equalizer Chrome utilizing the Chrome Audio EQ augmentation. 

The Chrome Audio EQ expansion can be downloaded and introduced openly from the Chrome web store and once introduced, an Equalizer symbol will show up in Google chrome's augmentation bar. 


Since the Chrome Audio EQ augmentation helps HTML5 sound, it just won't work with Flash or Silverlight sound. However, as YouTube features now play utilizing the HTML5 player, you can simply listen to your most loved music features on YouTube and utilize the Chrome Audio EQ expansion. 

Also, since most sites have begun to help HTML5, if a site helps HTML5, you can compel it to utilize HTML5 with the HTML5ify augmentation for Google Chrome.

The accompanying directions will reveal to you how you can utilize the Chrome Audio EQ expansion on Google Chrome.

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Adding an Audio Equalizer to Google Chrome

• Step 1: On Google Chrome, head over to this page: Chrome Audio EQ and install the extension.

• Step 2: Once the augmentation is introduced, you will have the capacity to see an Equalizer symbol in Google Chrome's expansion bar.

• Step 3: Now open a YouTube feature and when the feature begins playing, click on the Equalizer symbol to get to the Equalizer.

There you go, now you can tune the equalizer to your prerequisite. As I said in the recent past, on the off chance that you need to you've the Chrome Audio EQ augmentation on other sound and feature imparting destinations, simply introduce the HTMLify expansion on Google Chrome and power the site to utilize HTML5 rather than Flash or Silverlight.