The net result is a “clarification” of the voice. audiobooks), especially where there is a background hiss or hum under the voice a Vocal Equalizer preset, such as the “Vocal Booster” found on an iPod, is intended to boost the fundamental or primary tones of the human voice (turning up the bands of frequencies where the human voice has the most presence), while at the same time, turning down bands above and below the human voice range (hiss, and hum, respectively). These ranges can either be amplified (turned up) or attenuated (turned down) independently of each other, so as to “bring out” subtleties otherwise lost in the audio recording, or to reduce the tonal imperfections in the music or audio program.Ī perfect example of this is in voice-only recordings (e.g. I think Spargett and PupnTaco did a fine job of explaining the concept, but may I add:Įqualizers are intended to correct the tonal balance in the music, by adjusting only certain bands of frequencies (low, mid, high, or Bass, Mid, Treble, etc.).
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