ποΈ stands for a level slider or fader, used for adjusting volume, sound levels and audio mixing. People also use it to mean turning something up or down. The Apple artwork shows a grey panel with one black fader handle on a vertical track, with tick marks on both sides.

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The level slider emoji is a plain object with no slang meaning. It shows up in posts about music production, DJing, live sound and podcasting. People also use it to talk about turning the volume up or down, or adjusting intensity, for example turning the energy up at a party.
Audio creators and producers use it in bios and studio captions, often next to ποΈ.
Vocals need to come up a bit in the mix ποΈ
Turn it up, this is my song ποΈπ
Mastering day, wish me luck ποΈπ§
Can you lower the music a little ποΈ
| ποΈ vs ποΈ | ποΈ shows round dials, while ποΈ shows a single straight slider. |
|---|---|
| ποΈ vs π | π is a loud speaker for volume itself, while ποΈ is the control used to set it. |
| Name | level slider |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F39A U+FE0F |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | level, music, slider |
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ποΈ stands for a level slider or fader, used for adjusting volume, sound levels and audio mixing. People also use it to mean turning something up or down. The Apple artwork shows a grey panel with one black fader handle on a vertical track, with tick marks on both sides.
Both are audio controls. ποΈ is a sliding fader that moves up and down, and ποΈ is a set of knobs you turn.
Yes. Many people use it to talk about raising or lowering volume, often with π or π.
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