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Table 14. Available ranges for the Band Frequency parameter
Note:
quency will be limited.
Gain Knob
This parameter determines the amount by which the frequency setting for the
band is boosted or attenuated. The available range is ±20 dB.
The behavior of the Q parameter varies depending on the band mode and
Q (Bandwidth)
Knob
the gain. For this reason Q is detailed separately in the parametric and shelf
mode sections (see
page
Parametric EQ
A band is in parametric mode when shelf mode is disabled (see
Button" on page
mined by the Parametric Type selector.
Parametric Type
Selector
and high cut filters. Click the Parametric Type display to rotate between Types
I, II, and III.
The filter algorithm is the same in all three parametric types. The difference is
in the dependency between the gain and Q parameters. Each parametric
type has its own response characteristics.
In Type I mode, the Q remains constant regardless of the gain setting. In Type
II mode, the Q increases as gain is boosted, but remains constant as gain is
attenuated. In Type III mode, the Q increases as gain is boosted and attenu-
ated. See
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Low Frequencies (LF)
Low-Mid Frequencies (LMF)
Mid Frequencies (MF)
High-Mid Frequencies (HMF)
High Frequencies (HF)
When operating at sample rates less than 44.1 kHz, the maximum fre-
"Parametric Q" on page 180
182).
182). Three types of parametric EQ are available, as deter-
The Parametric Type selector changes the response of the band
controls to reflect the behavior of various analog equalizers. It is
a global control for all 5 bands, and has no effect on the low
Figure
53,
Figure
20-400 Hz
30-600 Hz
100-6 kHz
900-18 kHz
2k-20 kHz
54, and
Figure
55.
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and
"Shelf Q" on
"Shelf Enable
Chapter 13: Cambridge EQ
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