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noun mass nounThe levels of frequency response of an audio signal, or controls which allow their adjustment. judicious use of EQ helps me create a space for each sound as modifier you can save your own EQ settings Example sentencesExamples - If you're mixing a track and boost the EQ, does the result sound better or worse?
- On well-produced material, the EQ was fine, but on some older recordings, we found ourselves having to tweak the Windows Media Player EQ to get the best sound.
- Even a dummy can hear how excellent this EQ sounds.
- There was also a very nice array of reverb, dynamic, EQ and other signal processing available.
- The volume goes high enough to keep those who like loud music happy and with 4 preset EQ settings you can also have limited control of the sound.
Origin 1970s: short for equalization or equalizer. noun EQ enables us to use feelings to boost and complement our IQ short for emotional intelligence or emotional quotient he had a high IQ but a low EQ Example sentencesExamples - We have all heard of IQ, and most of us by now have heard of EQ.
- In Emotional Intelligence, Daniel Goleman argues for an increased awareness of the relationship between IQ and EQ: "In a sense we have two brains, two minds and two different kinds of intelligence: rational and emotional."
- His work has recently focused on developing EQ "profiles," which reveal the specific competencies that characterize high performers in a range of professions.
- Teachers should consider both the IQ (intelligence quotient) and the EQ (emotional quotient) of the child's development.
- I would add that from what I have read on EQ, or Emotional Intelligence, people skills matter even more.
Origin 1940s: on the pattern of IQ. noun The levels of frequency response of an audio signal, or controls which allow their adjustment. judicious use of EQ helps me create a space for each sound as modifier you can save your own EQ settings Example sentencesExamples - The volume goes high enough to keep those who like loud music happy and with 4 preset EQ settings you can also have limited control of the sound.
- There was also a very nice array of reverb, dynamic, EQ and other signal processing available.
- Even a dummy can hear how excellent this EQ sounds.
- If you're mixing a track and boost the EQ, does the result sound better or worse?
- On well-produced material, the EQ was fine, but on some older recordings, we found ourselves having to tweak the Windows Media Player EQ to get the best sound.
Origin 1970s: short for equalization or equalizer. noun EQ enables us to use feelings to boost and complement our IQ short for emotional intelligence or emotional quotient he had a high IQ but a low EQ Example sentencesExamples - In Emotional Intelligence, Daniel Goleman argues for an increased awareness of the relationship between IQ and EQ: "In a sense we have two brains, two minds and two different kinds of intelligence: rational and emotional."
- We have all heard of IQ, and most of us by now have heard of EQ.
- Teachers should consider both the IQ (intelligence quotient) and the EQ (emotional quotient) of the child's development.
- His work has recently focused on developing EQ "profiles," which reveal the specific competencies that characterize high performers in a range of professions.
- I would add that from what I have read on EQ, or Emotional Intelligence, people skills matter even more.
Origin 1940s: on the pattern of IQ. |