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6 Advanced Features and Customization Tools
6.2 Advanced Fat Channel and Voice Effects Controls
Passive Program EQ
Vintage 1970s EQ
1. On/Off. Turns the EQ on or off in the signal chain.
2. Low Boost. Sets the level of boost applied around the chosen low frequency.
This control interacts nicely with the Low Attenuation control, allowing for boosts
in apparent bass energy while keeping overall bass energy within optimal limits.
3. Low Attenuation. Sets the level of attenuation applied around
the chosen low frequency. his control interacts nicely with the
Low Boost control, allowing for boosts in apparent bass energy
while keeping overall bass energy within optimal limits.
4. Low Frequency Select. Sets the center frequency of the band
covered by the Low Boost and Low Attenuation controls.
5. High Bandwidth. Sets the Q (or width) of the effect of the high EQ band.
6. High Boost. Sets the level of boost applied around the chosen high frequency.
7. High Attenuation. Sets the amount of attenuation applied in a shelving
fashion to frequencies at and above the chosen high frequency.
8. High Frequency. Sets the center frequency of the high EQ band.
9. Attenuation Select. Sets the frequency at and above which
the High Attenuation control attenuates treble content.
1. EQ On/Off. Enables/disables the EQ globally. Touch to toggle on or off.
2. Low Frequency. Sets the shelving frequency for the Low Band.
3. Low Gain. Sets the Gain for the Low Band.
4. Low-Mid Frequency. Sets the center frequency for the Low-Mid Band.
5. Low-Mid Gain. Sets the Gain for the Low-Mid Band.
6. High-Mid Frequency. Sets the center frequency for the High-Mid Band.
7. High-Mid Gain. Sets the Gain for the High-Mid Band.
8. High Gain. Sets the Gain for the High Band.
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