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3. Double-click on the 3-way crossover symbol (or View → Systems → three-way in the menu) in
order to open the crossover settings window.
4. Switch off LF Cut if it was on.
5. Set the filtering switch to IIR.
6. Set the crossover network type switch to Linkwitz-Riley (L-R).
7. Turn the slope knob to the 12 dB/oct position.
8. Type into the edit boxes the desired cut-off frequencies (or use the dial wheel).
9. In the Name edit box, type in the name of your system. In this example we chose 'left'.
You're finished with the basic settings for the first system. Note that polarity of the second driver was
automatically reversed in order to align drivers' phases at cutoff frequencies (characteristic of 12dB/oct
Linkwitz-Riley crossover networks). If necessary, you can adjust the Level of each element in order to
compensate for loudspeakers efficiency. You can also adjust Time sliders to compensate for distance
misalignment. The basic expected result is shown below.
10. Now we assume that your left and right systems are identical. Simply right-click on the left
speaker symbol, (or on the left crossover system symbol), and select Create Copy from the popup
menu.
11. Enter the new system's name in the appropriate edit box – here we called the second system
'right'.
12. The last thing you need to do is perform the appropriate routing. Simply drag with the mouse the
routing paths from the input squares to the crossovers', and from the crossovers' outputs to the
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