Floating EQ and DSP Control Panel. Visual Analyzer, Presets, dock-snap, And Custom Theming.
Users
105
+29 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
1
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#82K
#69K among extensions
Version
1.6.6
updated 8 Oct 2026
Users
monthly, 4 months
Latest, 15 Oct 2026:105 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 4 months
Latest, 15 Oct 2026:1 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About DriftControl - Advanced Audio Equalizer And DSP
**Instructions: When you first load the extension it will need to be pinned, then simply click on it, and it will popdown. From here you can choose to activate audio if needed and also switch to side view for a smaller window footprint.**
Features:
🎵 10-Band Equalizer
Shape bass, mids, and highs with precision
Create your own sound signature
🔊 Enhanced Audio Controls
Volume adjustment
Stereo controls
Bass/Mid/Treble
Reverb/Width/Gain
Quick reset options using A/B for on/of comparison
Real-time audio processing
📊 Live Spectrum Analyzer
Beautiful real-time frequency visualization
Peak hold indicators
Adjustable visual styles
Adjust FPS and Anylizer Math
Popout Visualizer for Party Mode
(Tesseract needs to be popped out to get full effect)
🎚️ Audio Presets
Preloaded with many styles to suit your needs or create your own
💾 Save Your Own Presets
Store unlimited custom EQ configurations
Quickly switch between favorite sound profiles
Easy preset management
Quickly reload your saved settings
🌐 Per-Site Profiles
Automatically remember settings for each website
Different audio tuning for different platforms
No need to reconfigure every visit
🎨 Custom Themes
Multiple visual styles
Standard color varieties
⚡ Lightweight & Fast
Low resource usage
Designed for everyday browsing
Responsive real-time performance
And if you enjoy using the software consider contributing inside the app. I need all the soda's I can get my hands on. Always appreciated of course.
Changes in 1.6.5:
- Prevents duplicate tabCapture startup requests.
- Re-adopts a live offscreen engine after service-worker restarts.
- Handles Chrome active-stream ownership without creating duplicate analyser paths.
- Reduces analyser relay from roughly 30 fps / 1024 samples per packet to 20 fps / 256 samples per packet.
- Releases tracks, timers, nodes, and UI state immediately on stop.
- Re-arms native MediaElement audio detection after capture stops.
Changes in 1.6.1:
- Stabilized how the Start Audio Engine functions so that it hook the active tab properly but only as its needed instead of trying to run both regular and active capture at the same time. Everything should run tremendously smoother with this fix.
Changes in 1.6:
- Rewrote the audio channel separation and added capture for sites like spotify. This alows it to capture the current tab while other websites will still use the default setup.
- Change the UI to load in above the page so its not suppressed or hidden behind it. Also a spotify page thing. I can only assume this will now correct for all websites encountering this issue.
Changes in 1.5:
- Re-Factored the UI's Glow/Shadow count, removed the WebGL rendering of light/glow/shadow and replaced it with CSS mockups but left in glow specific themes to keep from breaking their feel. This does mean more CPU/GPU when running them. This may or may not be felt as an impact but does improve overal performance significantly.
- Re-Factored the FPS of the visualizers, it now starts at 30 FPS but can be set from 15-90 for smooth and faster visuals.
- Added in Right click on visualizer to provide Visualizer Algorithm options, you now have Linear, Log, Silver Spectrum, Golden Spectrum, Polynominal, Raw FFT, Smooth FFT, Punchy Peaks, Bass Focus, Vocual Focus, Treble Spark
- Added Low CPU mode button to the top of the visualizer window which throttles browser use of the visuals while not affecting the sound processing and controls, this can also be found on right click of the visualizer at the bottom.
Changes in 1.4:
- Fixed flickering while in fullscreen popout mode
- Added a tesseract reactor style visualizer (requires popout) and max settings look the best, if it causes audio buffering disable the Fire Analyser as its a lot going on for the browser. But its awesome.
Changes in version 1.3:
- Wide mode control was broken in last minute fix, so I fixed that back. Now it works!
Changes in version 1.2:
- Added Glass
- Fixed Close so it doesn't re-pop to the other side of the screen requiring a second close
- Added horizontal layout to compensate for smaller screens
- Fixed error produced when unable to latch onto any current audio in the extension panel
Changes in version 1.1:
- Added several new skinning options
- Made it useable on streaming websites with nested Iframe video and music
- Made visualizer hideable
- Added several new visualizers (some may show better/worse with popout)
- Adjusted spacing above equlizer to save space
- Added Reverb and Bass/Mid/Treble controls in addition to the Parametric EQ