If you are a casual user simply searching for some bass boost, or you don't want to dive into the thousands options that EasyEffects (previously known as PulseEffects) offers, you'll be happy to know that some users have created presets, and perhaps you'll find the one you are searching for below.

Note: there are some PulseEffects-specific presets listed here.

Below is a list of repositories containing EasyEffects presets (for output - speakers):

• https://github.com/Bundy01/EasyEffects-Presets (Bose, Music, Sony and Video)
• https://github.com/p-chan5/EasyPulse (HQ Easy Effects presets for headphones & earbuds)
• https://github.com/Digitalone1/EasyEffects-Presets (Loudness Equalizer)
• https://github.com/JackHack96/EasyEffects-Presets
• https://github.com/EvoXCX/EasyEffect-Preset (OpenEQ Equalizer)
• https://github.com/Rabcor/Heavy-Bass-EE
• https://github.com/servimo/AAAAAAAaaaaa (for earbuds)
• https://github.com/FaridZelli/EasyEffects-Pipa (for Xiaomi Pad 6 built-in speakers)
• https://github.com/FaridZelli/EasyEffects-Pavilionx360 (for HP Pavilion x360 11th Gen built-in speakers)
• https://github.com/sebastian-de/easyeffects-thinkpad-unsuck (for Lenovo Thinkpad P14s Gen 2 AMD built-in speakers)
• https://gitlab.com/lukasfink1/easyeffects-presets (for Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen2 built-in speakers)
• https://gist.github.com/Mlocik97/4e50977f27404fa62bde2d5f44e24581 (for Logitech Z333/337 speakers)
• https://github.com/BayouGuru67/Linux_Audio (A variety of Media/HTPC-oriented output effects presets primarily designed for larger speaker systems as well as other real-time HTPC audio processing options and information.)
• https://github.com/FaridZelli/EasyEffects-NightOwl-Compressor (Quiet dialogue lift compressor for late-night movie sessions.)
• https://github.com/droidwayin/GentleDynamics (GentleDynamics preset shapes audio and deliver a dynamically balanced, detail-rich sound that evolves in real time with the incoming audio signal. Two presets for music and one for movie dialogue leveling.)
• https://github.com/M0Rf30/easyeffects-presets (Curated EQ, bass, loudness, immersive dynamics, and headphone-virtualization presets — HeSuVi, EFOtech MLV, and SOFA HRTF datasets (MIT KEMAR, ARI, IRCAM LISTEN) — with a one-command installer and an AUR package, easyeffects-m0rf30-presets)
• https://github.com/JackHack96/EasyEffects-Presets - Advanced Auto Gain (works well on laptop speakers)

Below is a list containing EasyEffects presets (for input - microphone):

• jtrv/Masc NPR Voice + Noise Reduction.json (NPR-like tuning for masculine voices + noise reduction. Can be modified for feminine voices.)

You can use the Import Preset button that is beside the Add preset button. But you can also do the process manually. Just copy the .preset files into the EasyEffects directory you can find in the local config directory. The location of that directory depends on how you installed the package. If you installed it through Flatpak, you can find it in ~/.var/app/com.github.wwmm.easyeffects/config/easyeffects, or if you used the PPA for Ubuntu (or the AUR package for Arch) it should be ~/.local/share/easyeffects/output and ~/.local/share/easyeffects/input respectively.

Due to changes in EasyEffects 6.0.0 preset structure changed a little. Thanks to AbsurdlySuspicious, there is a bash shell script converter that can convert all your presets. Just run bash convert.sh *.json in directory with presets and it will convert the entire directory. (Note: it requires jq and perl installed.)

The script is provided in this issue comment: https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects/issues/1013#issuecomment-880929524.

If your computer ships with Dolby Atmos on Windows, https://github.com/antoinecellerier/speaker-tuning-to-easyeffects is an attempt at automating conversion from the relevant Dolby Atmos DAX3 profiles to Easy Effects. It's not a perfect match but gets you a reasonable starting point.

If you are moving from Windows to Linux, take your PEACE Equalizer presets with you. Convert PEACE to Easy Effects script lets you easily convert your existing custom equalizer presets, headphone and speaker corrections you built over the years on Windows to EasyEffects.