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EQ Guide for IEMs
The guide is really long.
Another guide is available through squig.link databases in the Equalizer tab. The yellow question mark button has a short and useful guide that presents a small chunk of this guide's content in a condensed manner, and is suitable for most people looking for a quick introduction to EQ without wanting to dive into the details.
Guide Overview
The goal of this guide is to provide the necessary practical information for equalizers (EQ) when it comes to audio reproduction, and is aimed at most people, from beginners to experienced users. Some basic theory will be summarized, but a general understanding of the hearing system, audio, and waves is useful.
This guide will be mainly focused on EQ concerning IEMs. Skip the sections you feel comfortable with, or just do whatever you want.
There are 7 main sections in this guide:
1. Audio & EQ basics, where basic foundational knowledge is summarized
2. How to EQ, where detailed instructions and/or information pertaining to EQ are given
3. Case studies, where demonstrations of the EQ process in different contexts are shown
4. Rigs, Curves, & Targets, where information about metrology and preference testing is given
5. Measurement Databases, where relevant and popular measurement databases are examined
6. Myths & Misconceptions, where common mistaken assumptions are examined and debunked
7. Additional Tools, where other potentially useful tools related to EQ and measurements are described and given instructions for
Use the table of contents on the left to navigate the guide, and use the secondary one on the right of each page for specific topics.
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