Peter Verbeek

At least you did everything that's needed. Sometimes it can be difficult to get Equalizer APO going on a mic. Unfortunately I don't know why this is. However, looking at your screenshot I see that you're using a file called Ok.txt. Has this been included in config.txt as this is the (only) root file Equalizer APO 's sound manipulation engine is reading.

Well it isn't the issue you should at least add a device selection command before all other ones in ddddd.txt, in your case before the first VST plugin. If you haven't done this yet all the VST plugins will act upon every audio device. And note that the above device dropdown box doesn't select the mic. It's only there for the graph. (It's confusing) Have you tried if the Equalizer APO works when using a simple recording app like Audacity? Some streaming apps have difficulties with Equalizer APO or...

You're welcome, Mustapha.

No problem, Les. Good luck.

When you need more sliders you can add one by clicking on the + button at the bottom right of the sliders part.

Doesn't loading "Equalizer Default" show more than 6 sliders?

When using GEQ (graphic EQ which is EQ by convolution) the graph indeed starts at the first point and ends at the last. It's unclear what happens before and after these 2 points. This is shown by not drawing any lines before and after those 2 end points. If needed one can always add a slider with a lower and higher frequency. In the upcoming version I repaired the channels peak value meter bug. The cause was a change in retrieval of the channels peak values. Thanks for noticing it. but I also think...

And yes they must have a filter/compressor, or whatever over it. Indeed that makes it difficult to reproduce. And reading your previous post you did the right things to get there. You could try different bass and treble cut-off frequencies, especially knowing that these speakers are bass heavy. There must be some decent cut-off frequency, I hope. Anyway, good luck trying. Let me know if you need more help.