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Analog-lab Xpass User Manual

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  • Page 2 - The Xpass Filter doesn’t have a on/off switch. Only the power supply is needed to switch on the Xpass Filter. - In any case, you won’t need to open the Xpass Filter. None of the intern components can be manipulated by the user. Only the Analog-Lab technical staff is able to make technical interventions.
  • Page 3 III- Wiring and audio configurations Whatever you plug in the Xpass Filter, there are generally two ways of wiring the Xpass Filter. The first way consists in plugging the Xpass Filter in serial: Sound source → Xpass Filter →...
  • Page 4 Section C / Waveforms selector and modulations This selector is one of the most important element of the Xpass Filter. It’s used to select the modulation mode on the frequency treatment (described further in the Section F). It a four- position selector with two waveforms (sine and square), an envelope follower and an attack/release mode.
  • Page 5 Modulation amplitude variation Section F / Filtering modes & Xpass zone The Xpass Filter is a multimode filter. Each mode detailed below: - Hipass mode (Hp): it permits to let the frequencies to pass above a point filtering the frequencies below this same point. This point is variable and it’s called « cutoff frequency »...
  • Page 6 The potentiometer called « Xpass » is a new and very important function on this product. Turned completely on the left, the Xpass Filter is in lowpass mode (Lp). If you turn it completely on the right, it applies the hipass mode. All the potentiometer course between permits progressively to go from the lowpass filter mode to the hipass filter mode.
  • Page 7 ¼’ jack plug for your headphones. As soon as you switch on the cue function, the audio output of the Xpass Filter is cut and no sound will be heard on your monitoring system. Only the headphones can make you hear your Xpass Filter settings.

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