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Make music and video in any Chrome tab sound better with mastering-engineer presets. Works with YouTube, Spotify and more. EarEffect makes the voices in your web calls and online meetings easier to hear. Join a call in Chrome — Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Zoom on the web, or any other browser-based call — and press the EarEffect icon on that tab. A small console appears on the page. Turn it ON and the other participants' voices are processed on your computer with presets made by a professional mastering engineer: muffled voices become clearer, harsh voices become softer, and thin phone-like voices gain body. - Presets made for calls and online meetings - Presets for speech: announcer, voice and talk - Fixes for muffled, harsh and phone-quality voices - BOOM (low end) and ATTITUDE (tone) knobs to fine-tune any preset - Works on any website that plays sound in a tab - Sound is processed on your computer. Audio is never recorded or sent anywhere. Music and video too EarEffect is not only for calls. On a tab playing music or video, switch to the Music presets for a mastered sound, with now playing, artwork colors and playback controls (previous / next / seek) on the console. Note: EarEffect improves what you hear. It does not change your own microphone sound. Free plan: the first preset of each category. Premium: all presets, BOOM / ATTITUDE, now playing and playback controls. Pay monthly or yearly in your local currency. Premium works on the EarEffect Android app too when you sign in with the same Google account. Made by A&M GROUP INC., the developer of the Sound Engine DOM.
Oct 11, 2026
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