One-click EQ that corrects your headphones and boosts the exact frequencies where footsteps live. Per game. Per headphone. Zero config.
Generate your EQ profile →StepFreq applies the inverse frequency response for your specific headphones. Sony WH-1000XM5s sound different than DT 990 Pros. We correct for that first.
Layered on top: game-specific parametric EQ that targets the three frequency zones where footsteps actually live. Different tuning for CS2 vs Valorant vs Apex.
StepFreq scans for running games every 3 seconds. When you launch CS2, the profile switches automatically. System-wide through Equalizer APO. Zero latency.
Built-in parametric EQ profiles for popular headphones. Sony XM5, DT 990 Pro, HD 560S, ATH-M50x, Arctis Nova Pro, AirPods Max, and more. Add your own from AutoEQ.
Each game has unique footstep frequencies. CS2 footsteps hit different bands than Valorant. StepFreq knows the difference and tunes accordingly.
See exactly what's happening. Three curves overlaid: headphone correction, game boost, and the final combined output. Green means you're dialed in.
Writes directly to Equalizer APO's config. System-level audio processing at the driver layer. No virtual cables. No audio routing complexity. No lag.
Headphones at launch: Sony WH-1000XM5, Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro, Sennheiser HD 560S, Audio-Technica ATH-M50x, SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro, Apple AirPods Max. Add any headphone with AutoEQ data.
StepFreq. The EQ your headphones were missing.
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