How to Isolate a Synth With the iTunes Equalizer
The free-to-use iTunes music manager program plays audio that is stored on the computer’s hard drive or on the disc drive. A built-in equalizer enables the user to adjust and manipulate the frequencies of the audio, which affects the quality of the sound. You can isolate a synthesized audio track by using the equalizer. The track can be enhanced for later playback. The procedure does not physically alter the audio because the equalizer only affects playback through the speakers in the computer or attached to the computer.
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Instructions
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Click "Start." Select "iTunes" from the "All Applications" pop-up menu. Click the "View" tab at the top of the iTunes program's main window. Select "Show Equalizer" from the drop-down menu.
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Check the "On" box at the top-left of the window on the screen. Select "Electronic" from the drop-down menu near the top middle of the window. Move the "Preamp" slider at the left of the window, halfway up so it is next to 0 on the scale.
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Set all of the frequency sliders to the right of the scale at 0. Set the following sliders to isolate a the frequency of a synthesized sound being played in one of the songs in the iTunes library: the "4K" slider two notches up the scale; the "8K" slider all the way up the scale, even with the "+12db" on the scale.
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Close the window by clicking the red button at the upper-left corner. Click the "Music" icon on the top-left side of the iTunes program main screen. Click on a song in the right column of the window to select it. Click the "Play" button on the control panel at the upper-left corner of the window, to listen to the audio with the equalization adjustment you made.
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