How to Calculate Frequency Bias Settings

Launch your audio equalizer software program by selecting it from the ̶0;All Applications̶1; menu, after having clicked on ̶0;Start.̶1;

Click ̶0;File̶1; at the top of the program̵7;s main window. Select ̶0;Open File̶1; from the drop-down menu. Navigate in the window that appears to the audio music file that will be equalized. Highlight the file by clicking on it once. Click the ̶0;Open̶1; button at the bottom of the window to load the file in the program.

Set all of the frequency sliders on the program̵7;s main window so that they are against the ̶0;0̶1; db scale number. If there is a drop-down menu above or below the sliders, select "Flat" from the menu.

Raise the slider at the left one notch. Raise the next slider so it is one notch above the first, and the next so it is one notch above the one to its left. Raise the next slider so it is one notch below the one to its left.

Raise the next slider so it is one notch below the one to its left and the next slider in the same manner. Raise the next slider so that it is one notch above the one to its left and each of the next two one notch above the one preceding it. Raise the last slider so it is one notch below the one to its left.

Lower the first slider at the left two notches. Click ̶0;File̶1; at the top of the program̵7;s main window and select ̶0;Save File̶1; or ̶0;Save as̶1; (depending on the program) from the drop-down menu.

Rename the file in the ̶0;Name̶1; text field at the top of the window that appears on the screen. Select ̶0;Desktop̶1; from the drop-down menu in the middle of the window. Click the ̶0;Save̶1; button at the bottom of the window. Quit the program.