level slider
A level slider represents a sliding control used to adjust volume, tone, or signal strength, typically shown as a horizontal track with a movable handle
Meaning
A level slider represents a sliding control used to adjust volume, tone, or signal strength, typically shown as a horizontal track with a movable handle. In conversation it commonly conveys adjusting or fine-tuning something, setting intensity, or finding the right balance. It often appears in music, audio, and production contexts, and can also suggest turning something up or down emotionally. It is sometimes used figuratively for calibrating a mood or situation. Usage is ambiguous, since it can refer to literal equipment or a metaphor for moderation.
Level slider — Approved as part of Unicode 7.0 in 2014.
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Names from Unicode CLDR 48.2.1 — official Unicode data.
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Unicode data
U+1F39A U+FE0Flevel sliderF0 9F 8E 9A EF B8 8FShortcodes
:level_slider:HTML & CSS
🎚️🎚️\1F39A \FE0F Languages
\u{1F39A}\u{FE0F}\U0001F39A\uFE0F\x{1F39A}\x{FE0F}\u{1F39A}\u{FE0F}Encodings
xn--v86c5844b%F0%9F%8E%9A%EF%B8%8FFrequently asked
What does 🎚️ level slider mean?
A level slider represents a sliding control used to adjust volume, tone, or signal strength, typically shown as a horizontal track with a movable handle. In conversation it commonly conveys adjusting or fine-tuning something, setting intensity, or finding the right balance. It often appears in music, audio, and production contexts, and can also suggest turning something up or down emotionally. It is sometimes used figuratively for calibrating a mood or situation. Usage is ambiguous, since it can refer to literal equipment or a metaphor for moderation.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🎚️ level slider?
U+1F39A U+FE0F (Unicode 7.0, 2014) · :level_slider:
Which emojis are related to 🎚️ level slider?
🎼 musical score, 🎵 musical note, 🎶 musical notes, 🎙️ studio microphone, 🎛️ control knobs, 🎤 microphone, 🎧 headphone, 📻 radio