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Equalization, often abbreviated as EQ, is a fundamental audio processing technique used to adjust the frequency balance of a sound. It involves increasing or decreasing the level of specific frequency bands within an audio signal. This can be done to correct tonal imbalances, enhance desired characteristics, or remove unwanted frequencies.
There are several types of equalizers, including graphic, parametric, and shelving EQs. Graphic EQs offer fixed
Equalization is widely used in various audio applications, such as music production, live sound reinforcement, and