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Echo Equalizer Supported Music Players

supported apps.

Echo Equalizer works with most music players out of the box. Some need a quick setup, and unsupported apps can still use Global Mix for enhanced audio.

Last updated: March 13, 2026

Supported

These apps work with Echo out of the box. No extra setup needed.

Spotify MusicSpotify LiteYouTube MusicYandex MusicSamsung MusicApple MusicAIMPGaanaWynk MusicRessoZing MP3Oto MusicRetro Music PlayerNyx Music PlayerMusic Player GOJair Music PlayerPhonograph Music PlayerShuttle Music PlayerGoogle Play MusicJust (Video) PlayerPodcast AddictMusic Speed ChangerOffline Music PlayerZvukVK: music/video/messenger

Requires Additional Configuration

These apps work with Echo, but you need to change a setting inside the app first. Tap each one for step-by-step instructions.

  1. 1Open the hamburger menu (three lines).
  2. 2Go to Settings → Audio → Equalizer.
  3. 3Select "Default Equalizer" from the list.
  1. 1Start playing any track.
  2. 2Tap the sound settings icon (bottom left).
  3. 3Under the Equalizer category, tap "Activate" to enable it.
  1. 1Tap the three-dots menu.
  2. 2Go to Settings → Audio → Equalizer.
  3. 3Choose "System Equalizer" from the options.
  1. 1Open Settings → Audio Hardware.
  2. 2Enable the "DSP Effect (Device)" option.
  3. 3Confirm when prompted.
  1. 1Open Settings → Audio engine → Advanced tweaks.
  2. 2Enable the "MusicFX" option.
  3. 3Then enable the MusicFX button in the equalizer screen.
  1. 1Go to More tab → Settings → Audio.
  2. 2Tap Audio output.
  3. 3Select "AudioTrack" from the list.

Limited Direct Support

These apps don't broadcast their audio session ID, so Echo can't attach to them directly. But don't worry — you can still enhance their audio.

TidalSoundCloudAmazon MusicPandoraQobuzPlexampPocket CastPulsar Music Playerfoobar2000YouTube (video app)Preinstalled device music apps

Use Global Mix for these apps

Echo's Global Mix mode processes all system audio at once, so it works with every app on your device — including the ones listed above. Your music will still sound enhanced, just through a different audio path.

How to enable Global Mix:

  1. 1Open Echo Equalizer.
  2. 2If no player is detected, Echo will automatically attach to Global Mix.
  3. 3You can also manually enable it from Settings → Global/Legacy processing.
  4. 4Reboot your device for best results.

Why are some apps “unsupported”?

For Echo to attach directly to a music player, the app needs to broadcast its audio session ID. Some apps — like Amazon Music, Tidal, and YouTube — don't send this broadcast, which prevents direct integration. This is a limitation on the app's side, not Echo's. However, you can always use Global Mix to enhance audio from any app on your device, so nothing is truly “unsupported”.

don't see your app?

If your music player isn't listed, try it anyway — it might work! If not, Global Mix has you covered. Need help? Reach out to us.

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