Hey Everyone, I’ve been working on a free MacOS app called Sonexis. It processes your system audio through visual chains in real-time. You drag effect blocks onto a canvas, wire them together, and hear the result through your speakers/headphones. You can bass boost your audio, add clarity, EQ it, pitch things up, or do all of that at once. Since it's system audio/computer audio, anything playing on your Mac will run through the effects in real time, such as Spotify, YouTube, Netflix, and even FaceTime calls (don’t worry, it's as easy as a button click to turn it off). As of right now, these are the features: Flexible Routing - chain effects one after another, or split audio into multiple parallel paths, apply effects independently, and merge them back together. L/R mode - run completely different effect chains on your left and right speakers independently 19 built-in effects along with AU support, allowing you to import your own effects Presets - save your chains and load them whenever you want. The app is all-inclusive with barely any setup. The only extra download is BlackHole (a free virtual audio driver), but the app handles that with an integrated download in the onboarding screen. Audio routing is managed entirely in the app so you don’t need to worry about it. Just open it and start listening. There’s also a very detailed and easy-to-follow tutorial that walks through everything for both new and returning users.

Sonexis - Drag-and-drop effects to shape your system audio

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