Output Settings - AMC OCTO User Manual

Software interface
Output settings have following features: signal limiter, phase inverter, delay and
8 point parameters equalizer.
Output level value - Input level value - it's a numerical value which shows what
audio level is set with fader. There is possibility to set audio level directly by
adding values to these windows.
Output level fader - Designed to adjust audio level. Audio level can adjusted by
dragging the fader with mouse pointer or by clicking mouse in any area near
the fader in order to force slider jump near the pointer. In order to adjust level
gradually also can be used keyboard navigation buttons "up" and "down".
Output name - All OCTO outputs can be renamed by user. The maximum name
length is 8 symbols including letters and numbers. Name can be changed in
any menu there name window is displaying, by mouse click and keyboard.
Limiter - allows limit audio signal amplitude according threshold settings. Its
helps to prevent audio amplifier's overloading and signal clipping.
Phase inverter - invert audio signal phase by 180 degree.
Signal delay – designed to add a time delay in audio signal.
Output selector - designed to change output channel.
Bypass - enables and disables parametric equalizer without losing it's settings.
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Parametric equalizer – OCTO output parametric equalizer has 8 bands in 20Hz
to 20kHz frequency range. All EQ points are represented graphically on EQ
window in different color. Center frequency point has two smaller dots with the
same color as center frequency designed for bandwidth adjustment. Amplitude
can be adjusted by lifting of rising center frequency point. All parameters are
displaying below the EQ window in the analogical colored window.
Center frequency indicator - Displays the numerical value of parametric equaliz-
er adjusting point. Value can be adjusted by dragging EQ point with the mouse
to left and right.
Amplitude indicator - show the level of adjusted EQ point in dB. Value can be
adjusted by dragging center frequency point up and down.
Mute – turns on/off audio signal in the output.