EqualizerBand.QFactor Property
Definition
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Gets the Quality Factor (Q).
public float QFactor { [Android.Runtime.Register("getQFactor", "()F", "", ApiSince=37)] get; }[<get: Android.Runtime.Register("getQFactor", "()F", "", ApiSince=37)>]
member this.QFactor : singleProperty Value
Value is 0.0f or greater
- Attributes
Remarks
Gets the Quality Factor (Q).
The Q factor controls the bandwidth (width) of the frequency range affected by this filter It is inversely proportional to bandwidth: High Q (e.g., > 2.0): Creates a narrow, sharp curve. Used for precise adjustments (e.g., removing a specific resonant frequency); Low Q (e.g., < 0.7): Creates a wide, broad curve. Used for general tonal shaping (e.g., "boosting the bass").
Android reference for android.media.quality.EqualizerBand.getQFactor.
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