Crossover Processor - Yamaha DME64N Owner's Manual

Chapter 6 Component Guide

Crossover Processor

A crossover processor consists of a crossover, delay, parametric equalizer, and compressor. After the
input signal is processed by the crossover, effects of the delay, parametric equalizer, and compressor
are applied to each frequency band. The following two types are available in the Crossover Processor
group: Crossover Processor and Crossover Processor II.
Crossover Processor
The following five types of components are available in the Crossover Processor group: 2 Way, 3 Way,
4 Way, 5 Way, and 6 Way. Crossover processors have a single input and 2 to 6 outputs.
Double-click a component to display the component editor for it. Band numbers may vary depending
on the component, but they share a common configuration in the component editor.
If you click the [Crossover], [Compressor], [PEQ], or [Delay] button in the [Navigator] section, an
editor for the crossover, compressor, parametric equalizer, or delay will be displayed in a separate
window. A separate component editor will open for each output channel (such as Low or Mid) when
you click on the compressor, parametric equalizer, or delay.
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Component editor for Crossover Processor
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Section Parameter
Navigator Crossover
Delay
PEQ
Compressor
Input Level
Output Level
Mute
Phase
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Setting Range
-- This opens the crossover editor window.
-- This opens the delay editor window.
-- This opens the parametric equalizer editor
window.
-- This opens the compressor editor window.
- to +10 dB Sets the input signal level.
- to +10 dB Sets the output signal level for each
frequency band.
ON/OFF Mutes the signal for each frequency band.
ON/OFF Reverses the phase of the output signal for
each frequency band.
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