1. Distribution and Desktop Environment.
2. How you installed EasyEffects (Flatpak or distribution-specific package).
3. Messages printed by EasyEffects when executed from command line in debug mode G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=easyeffects easyeffects (first of all, execute easyeffects -q to ensure EasyEffects service is terminated before relaunching). If the installation was done through Flatpak the command to get logs is G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=easyeffects flatpak run com.github.wwmm.easyeffects
4. The output of the command pw-dump.
5. Screenshots of Pavucontrol tabs.

Sometimes the log messages can be long and a simple copy and paste in the comment will force everybody to scroll a lot in the browser. In order to avoid this I suggest that you attach the logs in a txt file or use the following tags when pasting the log in the comment:

<details>
<summary> Short title </summary>

```
put the logs here
```

</details>

This is how they will look like in the comment:

Coredumps may be useful when EasyEffects is crashing with a segmentation fault.

On Fedora 35 or later the process of getting a coredump is relatively straightforward. debuginfod will automatically ensure all debug symbols are installed. [1]

To get the coredump of the most recent crash:
coredumpctl gdb

If needed you may press c to start recording, or press q to stop recording.

To get them run the command sudo coredumpctl list. This should show an output like this:

TIME                            PID   UID   GID SIG COREFILE  EXE
Sat 2018-10-13 17:58:21 -03   16527  1000  1000  11 present   /usr/bin/nautilus

Once you have the PID of the core dump generated by EE run the command coredumpctl info pid_value and show its output to us using the same rules explained in the basic section above

First, install debug symbols as described here: https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects/issues/345#issuecomment-433689584

Then install systemd-coredump:

sudo apt install systemd-coredump

easyeffects, reproduce the segfault

coredumpctl -o /tmp/pe372.coredump dump /usr/bin/easyeffects

The file /tmp/pe372.coredump will be your coredump.
The file will be around 350 MB, but if you run xz -9 --threads=0 /tmp/pe372.coredump, you will get the file /tmp/pe372.coredump.xz around 3.5 MB.

On Debian 11/Ubuntu 21.04 or later (not necessary on Fedora):

sudo apt install libflatpak-dev -y

Install necesssary debug packages:

flatpak update -y
flatpak install com.github.wwmm.easyeffects.Debug//stable -y
flatpak install org.gnome.Sdk//45 -y
flatpak install org.gnome.Sdk.Debug//45 -y

Get the coredump:

flatpak-coredumpctl com.github.wwmm.easyeffects