How to adjust Bass and Treble in Windows 11?

I was just reminding people that stuff tossed in is rarely any good. Equalizers can be very useful so getting one that works for you is important.

You also called Realtek's EQ as a fine EQ in your first post. Suddenly now you are too sophisticated for Realtek's EQ.

I was just reminding people that stuff tossed in is rarely any good. Equalizers can be very useful so getting one that works for you is important.

Wouldn't it be better to actually talk about the actual issue that is discussed in this thread?

Nobody on this thread has ever talked about whether this EQ or that EQ is better. They only talked about their "missing" EQ --- which wasn't "missing" at all as I have explained in detail. They only complained why the Realtek's EQ is missing and they "fixed" it with their Waves MaxxAudio Pro app. They can't seem to connect the fact that if they give you 2 separate EQ, 99.9% of the general public would accidentally turn BOTH on at some future time and ruin their sound. So the Realtek EQ gets deleted.

Of course, your first post was about not finding the bundled EQ and then your second post was about disabling the bundled EQ. Have you found the EQ in another bundled app? Do you see you are talking complete non-sense?

Wouldn't it be better to disable all built in equalizers then use something YOU choose for your needs? Some people prefer graphic, some parametric. Some need a few bands, some need many. Use what you need. Bundled programs are never very good.

What I'd like is a software based low pass filter for a subwoofer. Electronic crossovers are expensive. Computer speakers rarely have good bass. Yet many people have older speakers they used years ago packed away. These can be used to supplement the bass of small computer speakers. And yes, you want 2 because audio is direction above about 80 hz or so. So a single sub on the floor will cause a "hole in the middle" there the lower midrange is gone. Always best to use 2 bass units if you can.

The app is avaible in Microsoft Store for free - and it did wonders for my sound quality :-)