I make music. I listen to music. I like tuning my headphones and earbuds. Pipewire has the incredible ability to create equalizer sinks for your output, but no easy way to switch them around. The solution? This script! For more information on how to rename and where to put your equalization configurations, check the Use section below.
I believe all the dependencies you need (besides, obviously, Sway and Pipewire) are:
- Mako
- Rust
You can download the PKGBUILD from this repository. Then, you can issue makepkg -si and you should be good to go!
You can git clone https://github.com/jefrecantuledesma/pipewire-eq-switcher, enter that directory, issue the command cargo build --release, enter the directory ./target/release, and place that binary in /usr/bin or wherever is deemed appropriate.
This is a script I've made for myself, and it may not be perfect for your configuration. In order for this script to work, you must have all of your EQs stored in your
~/.config/pipewire/pipewire.conf.d/ folder. EQs that are NOT the default EQ must have no file extension. The default EQ MUST be named sink-eq6.conf. Besides that,
everything should work!
To use the script, simply issue the command pipewire-eq-switcher, select your desired EQ configuration, and enjoy! The script will reload Pipewire for you.