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How To Use The Equalizer In Groove Music App

Last Updated on January 31, 2018 by admin 1 Comment

Microsoft recently retired the Groove Music Pass service, but the company seems to be serious about the Groove Music app introduced with Windows 10.

Sometime back, Microsoft had revealed that it’s working on visualizations and equalizer for Groove Music. Visualizations are not yet available, but equalizer is now available in Groove Music app.

Starting with version 10.17112.1531.0, Groove Music app comes with an equalizer as well. You can access the equalizer by navigating to Groove Music settings.

Groove Music Equilizer pic3

The equalizer offers eight presets: Flat, Treble boost, Headphones, Laptop, Portable speakers, Home stereo, TV, and Car. If you prefer to have a custom one, you can do so by selecting Custom and then moving low, mid low, mid, mid-high and high sliders up and down. Currently, you cannot have more than one custom settings.

Groove Music equalizer in Windows 10

Here is how to access Groove Music equalizer in Windows 10

Step 1: Open the Groove Music app. On the navigation pane of the app, click the gear icon to open the settings page. If you cannot see the navigation pane, click the Maximize navigation pane icon.

Groove Music Equilizer pic1

Step 2: Here, in the Playback section, click the Equalizer link to open the same. If you cannot find the Equalizer link or Playback section, it’s likely because you are running a version of Groove Music app that doesn’t support equalizer.

Groove Music Equilizer pic2

Step 3: Either select one of the presets or select a custom one and fine tune settings to your desire.

Groove Music Equalizer

That’s it!

Filed Under: Windows 10 Tagged: Tips

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Comments

  1. aussie43 says

    April 27, 2019 at 7:24 am

    The Equaliser is fine, but it needs to be taken out of Settings, and put on the page which is displayed when a track is played, so it can be easily adjusted.
    One setting of the Equaliser can’t possibly be good for opera and heavy metal.
    One setting could only adjust for bad (old) ears.

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