FxSound is a digital audio program built for Windows PC's. The background processing, built on a high-fidelity audio engine, acts as a sort of digital soundcard for your system. This means that your signals will have the clean passthrough when FxSound is active. There are active effects for shaping and boosting your sound's volume, timbre, and equalization included on top of this clean processing, allowing you to customize and enhance your sound.
- Website: https://www.fxsound.com
- Installer: https://download.fxsound.com/fxsoundlatest
- Source code: https://github.com/fxsound2/fxsound-app
- Issue tracker: https://github.com/fxsound2/fxsound-app/issues
- Forum: https://forum.fxsound.com
- Donate to FxSound
- Download and install the latest version of FxSound
- Install Visual Studio 2022
- Install Windows SDK
- Install JUCE framework version 6.1.6
FxSound application requires FxSound Audio Enhancer virtual audio driver. So, to run FxSound application built from source, we need to install FxSound which installs the audio driver. While building with JUCE 7.x.x version we ran into an issue that the application CPU utilisation goes high when the display is off. So, we are building FxSound with JUCE 6.1.6.
- Open fxsound/Project/FxSound.sln in Visual Studio
- Build the required configuration and platform and run
FxSound application has three components.
- FxSound GUI application which uses JUCE framework
- Audiopassthru module which is used by the application to interact with the audio devices
- DfxDsp module which is the DSP for processing audio
Due to the some limitations with Projucer, after exporting the Visual Studio solution from Projucer, few changes have to be made in the solution to build FxSound.
- Since the audiopassthru and DfxDsp dependency projects cannot be added to the solution when FxSound.sln is exported, open fxsound/Project/FxSound.sln in Visual Studio and add the existing projects audiopassthru/audiopassthru.vcxproj, dsp/DfxDsp.vcxproj.
- From FxSound_App project, add reference to audiopassthru and DfxDsp.
- By default, only the x64 platform configuration is created in the exported FxSound_App project. To build 32 bit, add a 32 bit Win32 configuration from the Visual Studio Configuration Manager as a new platform, then choose x64 in the "Copy settings from:" option.
- If you run FxSound from Visual Studio, to let the application to use the presets, set the Working Directory to
$(SolutionDir)..\..\bin\$(PlatformTarget)in FxSound_App Project->Properties->Debugging setting.
We welcome anyone who wants to contribute to this project. For more details on how to contribute, follow this contributing guideline.