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A level slider, used for adjusting the audio level.

A level slider, used for adjusting the audio level. Emoji

Objects

A vertical interface element featuring a sliding knob on a track, mimicking the physical faders found on professional audio mixing consoles and soundboards.

Usage Context

Used to discuss music production, sound engineering, or the act of adjusting volume levels in a video or podcast. It is a frequent visual companion to other audio-related icons like 🎛 or 🎧 to signal that someone is working on a mix or fine-tuning a project.

History

Added to the Unicode standard in 2014, this emoji was included to give creators a direct way to represent professional recording equipment in digital chats, moving beyond simple speaker icons to represent the technical process of mastering sound.

Details

Glyph
🎚
Unicode
U+1F39A
Shortcode
:emoji_u1f39a:
HTML Entity
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Specifications

Vendor Twitter/X
Category Objects
Subcategory music
Unicode Version 6.0
Emoji Version 1.0
License CC-BY 4.0
Tags
levelmusicsliderfaderaudiomixingsoundboardvolumeproductionengineering

Twemoji Attribution

Emoji graphics by Twitter/X, licensed under CC-BY 4.0

Twemoji graphics are licensed under CC-BY 4.0. You must provide appropriate credit when redistributing or modifying these assets.

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