Fresh release using a new automated CI pipeline for building EqualizerAPO, currently supporting 1.4.2 on 64-bit. Now includes all components (notably the Editor and other executables) and an installer, all rebuilt via Github Actions with a newer FFTW (3.3.10 up from 3.3.5). Should allow easier development of fixes and improve support for contributions.
Also includes another attempt at resolving issues with mono audio and convolution for specific setups.
Features
- Double precision processing filter engine (64bit audio processing) for improved fidelity with more complex setups
- Support for AVX2 & AVX-512 in both EAPO and all dependencies, including FFTW3's AVX2/AVX-512 optimizations.
- Expanded usage of AVX instructions to reduce processing latency
- Removes the need for static VC++ DLLs in the install folder
- Compiled with VS 2022 for all components, using the latest Windows SDK and additional compiler optimizations.
- Built with AOCL-FFTW 3.3.10 (optimized for AMD/modern CPUs)
- Updated Qt 6.10 for GUI components with native ARM support.
- Uses fp-precise instead of fp-fast for floating point math.
- Automated build pipeline for all components and the installer via Github Actions
- Fully native start-to-end ARM64 automated build.
Installation
For 64-bit Intel/AMD processors, use either:
- AVX512: Intel 9th Gen -> 11th Gen, not supported for 12th Gen onwards. AMD Ryzen 7000+ CPUs onwards supported.
- AVX2: Anything from 2013 (Haswell) onwards for Intel, and anything from 2015 onwards (Piledriver/Ryzen) for AMD. If you're unsure what your CPU supports, fallback to the AVX2 build.
- ARM64: For users with Windows on ARM.
All files built with Github Actions, verifiable via SHA256 hash. Experimental AVX10.1 support available via artifact builds (not supported by current consumer CPUs).
If you have a missing DLL error, make sure you have installed the Microsoft Visual C++ 2017–2026 Redistributable from Microsoft's website here.