To use keyboard access, you must enable Universal KeyboardĪdjusting the Room Size slider alters the sound so that it appears To select individual sliders, then use the up and down arrow keys to adjust ) for specific frequency ranges, to adjust audio output to your own preferences. The Frequency sliders let you adjust the gain (amount of signal amplification) (+ or SelectingĪ specific name will adjust the sliders to the saved setting.Ĭlicking Save names and saves the current settings for later use.Īfter a setting has been saved, you can recall it any time by selectingĬlicking Delete removes the setting currently displayed in the drop-down (Default: No settings) Presets is a drop-down list with several preset, custom slider settings. Should return your computer to its normal speed.
Some cases the Equalizer will slow down your computer. Buffering may cause a delay of up to three seconds to hear the effect of turning the Equalizer on or off, (Default: Off) Click the checkbox to turn your Equalizer on or off. If you select an original setting, it will be re-added to the list with its default settings. This will display all the original settings. Note: If you delete or change a built-in setting, restore the default settings by holding down the Option key while clicking the presets drop-down list. Will provide a smaller Equalizer that allows for only three adjustments: In some cases, the type of file you are playing (such as QuickTime formats) The sliders also control overall volume (Preamp) and Each vertical slider controls the signal gain (amount of signal amplification) for a specificįrequency range. The Equalizer panel allows you to better customize your audio outputīy breaking up the standard Bass and Treble controls into smaller audioįrequency bands. To open the Equalizer panel, select Equalizer You are here: RealPlayer > Equalizer Equalizer
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