To equalize



Example: The sound engineer worked hard to equalize the audio levels perfectly.

Definition


"To equalize" in music means to adjust the balance of different audio frequencies to achieve a desired sound quality, often by increasing or decreasing bass, midrange, or treble levels to ensure clarity and harmony in the overall audio output.

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Etymology


The word "to equalize" comes from the adjective "equal," which derives from the Latin 'aequalis,' meaning 'uniform' or 'level.' The verb form developed to describe the act of making things equal or balanced. In music, it specifically refers to balancing sound frequencies to create an even, pleasing audio experience.

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"To equalize" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (B2) - set 1", containing 100 commonly used words.
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