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In audio engineering, EQ stands for equalization and it’s a type of audio effect used to adjust the balance between frequency components in an audio signal. An EQ effect allows you to apply boosts or cuts to specific frequency bands within the audio. This can be used to remove unwanted sounds (noise, rumble, hiss), improve the presence of important sounds (vocals, melodic instruments), or alter the overall tone of a sound (to make it brighter or darker). EQ effects are essential tools for audio engineer and music producers.