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AutoEQ headphone correction on the Mac, without Equalizer APO

On Windows, AutoEQ profiles go into Equalizer APO. On a Mac there is no built-in equivalent, and system-wide equalizers mean routing all your audio through a virtual device. MP95 puts the correction in the player.

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MP95 headphone correction on iPhone, close up: the EQ graph with your curve, the headphone profile and what you hear, and below it Headphone correction on, Studio Headphones, 5 filters, Replace, Remove

The same file you would give Equalizer APO

On autoeq.app pick your headphones, choose Equalizer APO, download ParametricEQ.txt, and import it in MP95’s settings. The peaking and shelf filters and the preamp are read as they are. How it works.

Inside the player, not the whole system

No virtual audio device, no routing, no driver: the correction runs in MP95’s own chain at the file’s sample rate, before the Mac’s 24-bit output. Switch it off and the path is bit-perfect again, and the Output line says so.

MP95 on Mac: the analog sound desk under the machine

With your own EQ on top

The 10-band equalizer and the correction add up, and the graph draws both and the sum, so you can tune by taste and still see what reaches your ears. On the Mac desk the five faders bend the same curve.

Frequently asked questions

Does MP95 work with any headphones on Mac?

Any headphones autoeq.app has a profile for, through the Mac’s jack, a USB DAC or Bluetooth.

Is it system-wide?

No, it applies to music played in MP95. That is what keeps the rest of the path clean.

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