Everyday Listening 4 3 Equalizer, the mobile version of the Everyday Listening Equalizer settings

Text Tutorial: Equalizer: Down 7 Down 4 Down 1 Down 1 Down 2 Flat 0 Up 2 Up 4 Up.

This is the number at the top of the equalizer, don't say you don't understand.

Stereo Extension: On.

Loud: On. Bass Boost: On.

Ambient sound: small room.

The bass goes on and on! The treble is not masked by the bass! Immersive! Perfect...

Cite. The equalizer can be set to 2 modes for optimal results: Buried Rough Age Divided into.

External and headphone modes.

The specific settings are as follows:

Custom Settings (1): External Amplifier Mode Settings (The following adjustments are all for flat sounds.)

Reference): Gain Column: Do not modify (if you think the sound is soft, you can also adjust it appropriately) 1 column: Raise it up 6 notches.

2 columns: 10 blocks up.

3 columns: 6 blocks up.

4 columns: 4 notches downwards.

Column 5: No adjustments.

6 columns: 4 notches up.

7 columns: 9 blocks higher.

8 columns: 3 blocks up.

9 columns: 3 blocks downwards.

10 columns: 7 lower downwards

Custom settings (2): Headset mode settings (same as above):

Gain column: No adjustment.

1 column: 5 blocks higher.

2 columns: 6 blocks downwards.

3 columns: Downward down 5 notches.

Column 4: No adjustments.

5 columns: 5 blocks up.

6 columns: 10 blocks up.

7 columns: 3 blocks downwards.

8 columns: 3 blocks downwards.

9 columns: 2 blocks up.

10 columns: 7 squares up.

The effect is really good! I hope that the stool can be dedicated to music lovers.

**Enthusiasts will pay a lot of attention to** the effect. There is a setting for the sound equalizer in the use of Everyday Sound, so how to set it? What kind of data is the best for results? Let's explain it to you.

How to set the daily sound equalizer?

Open the daily sound of the sound, click the mobile phone menu button to pop up the daily sound menu, click in the menu to enter the "sound effect" to start the setting, and click "save sound effect" after the setting is completed.

How to set the equalizer to work well?

The dance music effect is added to the state of heavy bass, which is specially made for in-ear headphones, because in-ear headphones listen to ** The sound is very loud and even hurts the ears, with the following settings, the volume is turned on to 85% is not a problem. Friends who like heavy bass and dance music can try it.

9+3-3-2-3+4-3+4-4-2+6, if you feel that the bass is too heavy, you can reduce the bass enhancement to 0I recommend it or +4

This setting is not suitable for external playback because the volume is lowered. The purpose is to let the in-ear headphones listen to ** The sound can not be so loud, and you can turn on the loud volume to enjoy the good sound quality.

How to adjust the tone using the equalizer.

1.Adjust the low frequency band to adjust the fundamental part and fullness of various sound sources, and the firmness

In general, the frequency range of 20Hz-315Hz is divided into low frequency bands, and the focus of this adjustment is to pay attention to the main fundamental part of various sound sources, just like a pyramid, there will be no spire part without the basic part, so the adjustment of bass frequency is very important.

2.Adjustment of the mid-band.

Adjust the second and third overtones and roundness and brightness of each accent source

Generally speaking, the frequency range is divided into the middle frequency band, and we all know that the main fundamental part of most sound sources will be in the bass part, so their 2 overtones, 3 overtones, and 4 overtones ......will be in the mid-range band; Of course, there are also some sound sources that are mainly in the mid-frequency band due to their higher frequencies. In short, the focus of this adjustment is to adjust the second and third overtones of most of the sound sources and the roundness and brightness of the timbre.

3.Adjustment of high frequency bands.

Adjust the multiple overtones and color sense and penetration of various sound sources:

Generally, the frequency range is divided into high frequency bands, and the focus of this adjustment is to pay attention to the overtones of various sound sources, as well as the sense of color and penetration

4.Equalizer adjustment in most multi-performance sound systems:

20hz[-12],25hz[-12],32hz[-10],40hz[-8],50hz[-4],63hz[-2],80hz[0]100hz[0],125hz[0],160hz[-2],200hz[-3]250hz[-3],315hz[-3],400hz[0],500hz[0],630hz[-2],800hz[-1],1khz[0],,2khz[-3],,4khz[-2],5khz[-2],,8khz[0],10khz[+2],16khz[0]20khz[-9

The EQ graphic equalizer consists of the leftmost side, which is the first band, which is the total gain, and the right is a ten-band equalizer. It's equivalent to a volume controller, but if you turn it on too much, it will cause distortion.

This section of hz can give a strong feeling. Excessive boost can make ** cloudy, especially for speakers with poor low-frequency response and over-heavy low-frequency boost.

The hz section is a low-frequency structure, and they contain the basic notes of the rhythmic part. Elevating this segment will make the sound fuller, and over-boosting it will make a rumbling sound. Attenuating these two segments makes the sound thin.

The three chic finger segments of hz-3khz contain the low-frequency harmonics of most instruments, and if they are raised too much, the sound will be like the poor match sound in **. If you put 600hz and 1kHz over the lift, it will make the sound like the sound of a horn. For example, raising the 3kHz will mask the recognition sound of speech, i.e., slurred speech, and make it difficult to distinguish the labial sound "mbv".

If you raise 1kHz and 3kHz too much, it will give the sound a metallic feel. Since the human ear is more sensitive to this frequency band, it usually does not adjust this segment, and too much elevation of this segment will cause hearing fatigue.

The khz segment is the main frequency band for adjusting the sense of presence. Raising 6kHz and raising 6-7dB is like raising the volume by 3dB, and feeling that it is closer to the sound source, and vice versa, the volume is lowered and far away from the sound source.

5. The remaining 12khz 14khz 16khz mainly affects the clarity and macro brightness of the sound. Generally speaking, raising these segments makes the sound loud, but not clear, and is unlikely to cause excessive tooth sounds, and the sound becomes clear when attenuated, but the sound is not loud.

I hope you're happy with mine.

31Hz +3dB If your speaker's low frequency response is good, this segment can be increased appropriately.

62hz +1db should not be too high, otherwise it is prone to buzzing reverberation.

125hz -1db

250hz -2db

500hz -2db

1khz -2db These four segments can reduce the gain appropriately to increase the sounding clarity.

2khz -1db

4kHz 0db Appropriately elevate these two segments to increase the sense of presence, and if it is too high, it will sound like a loudspeaker. In general, it does not change much.

8kHz +1dB This section controls the amplitude of the sound, which can be increased appropriately. When it is too high, the vocal voice will be too dental.

16kHz +2dB Same as in the low frequency band, if your case has a good high-frequency response, a moderate increase will extend the treble and make it more pleasant to listen to.

The above is my usual custom equalization settings, which are suitable for most popular ** uses.

Here are a few common EQ combinations that you can refer to.

Pop: Pop music, which requires both vocals and instrumentals, and the combination is relatively even, so the fluctuation of the EQ curve is not very large.

rock: rock music, its high and low ends are greatly improved, the bass makes ** strong and powerful, the sense of rhythm is very strong, and the treble part is clear and even harsh.

Jazz: Jazz, compared to pop, it raises the 3-5kHz part and enhances the sense of presence.

classical: classical music, which also improves the high and low parts, mainly highlighting the performance of the instrument.

Vocal: The human voice, the frequency range of the sound produced by the human voice is relatively narrow, mainly concentrated in the mid-frequency part.

It depends on what style you like.