Fat Channel And Voice Effects; Fat Channel And Voice Fx; High Pass Filter (Hpf) - PRESONUS Revelator io24 Owner's Manual

5 Fat Channel and Voice Effects
5.1

Fat Channel and Voice FX

5 Fat Channel and Voice Effects
5.1 Fat Channel and Voice FX
5.1.1

High Pass Filter (HPF)

The Fat Channel provides essential signal processing tools to sculpt
your sound, as well as Voice FX section to warp, distort, and bounce it
around. These are the effects that are stored with a preset. A dedicated
Reverb processor is also available, but it is important to note that Reverb
is not stored with a Preset. More on Reverb in Section 5.1.7.
If you're new to audio processing, the Fat Channel section provides easy-to-use
presets for each processor block. This section will go through the controls available as
well as provide some useful information on how these processors affect your sound.
If you are an advanced user, more granular control is available for each
processor. To view every parameter available, click on the Advanced
(...) button. For more information, please refer to Section 7.2.
Also known as a low-end roll-off filter, the High Pass Filter (HPF) lets
you cut all frequencies below a specified point, letting the frequencies
above that point pass through unchanged. This filter can be handy
when you want to reduce the "boominess" or "muddiness" of a vocal and
improve the overall clarity. Note that this is a digital high-pass filter that is
independent of the hardware high-pass filter discussed in section 2.1.1
Choose between 40 Hz, 80 Hz, and 160 Hz.
Power User Tip: When looking at frequency ranges in audio, it's important to know that
the smaller the number, the lower the frequency is. The 40 Hz and 80 Hz settings can be
especially useful in reducing the "rumble" from a nearby road or any background
electrical noise or hum.
If you would like more granular control, please see Section
7.2.1 on advanced High Pass Filter settings.
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