The easiest way to create a curve is to save it, then export it with the name you like.

xml files containing suggested optional curves for the library to: There isn't yet a useful selection of optional presets to import.Please paste new curves for the default set on.

Place EQcurves.xml in your Audacity installation folder for Audacity to find it. On Mac or Linux you can download this default EQCurves.xml at 'Proposed default curves' on. EDIT:The Windows Nightly Build includes the preliminary default set EQCurves.xml in the same folder as the executable.

The new default curves set is not finished yet and so far only contains curves for amradio, acoustic and 60 Hz notch.

You can also restore the presets to the default set, which removes any customised curves you saved. When you change the curves list, an automatic backup is made to EQBackup.xml, so if you make a mistake you can import that backup file. xml files containing individual or multiple curves. You can save unnamed curves to the list of curves, rename, re-order or delete individual or multiple curves, and import/export. 'Manage Curves' provides an easy way to manage pre-set curves. This is an opportunity for Audacity users to contribute Equalization curves they would like to be available either as 'default' presets that all users will have, or as 'optional' presets that can be specially imported. 'Custom' curves are now called 'unnamed'. This button replaces the previous 'Save As' and 'Delete' buttons. This new feature is implemented with a 'Manage Curves' dialogue accessed by a 'Save/Manage curves.' button. This feature is now available in the latest 'Nightly' build of Audacity. Many moons ago there was a feature request for a way to import/export Equalization curves (without needing to manually edit the EQCurves.xml file).

The latest (still experimental) 78 RPM EQ Curve Generator can be downloaded by clicking this link.

Foobar2000 and equalizer presets