MOTU Traveler-mk3 User Manual page 91

the left/right frequency spectrum. The amplitude
color scale runs from black (silence) to red (full
scale) as follows:
Silence
Black Blue Green
Figure 11-15: Spectrogram color-to-amplitude spectrum.
Using the full window filter display
Choose Show Full Window Analysis from the Filter
display options menu (Figure 11-10) to fill the
entire CueMix FX window with the filter EQ
display for detailed inspection and adjustment of
the EQ filter, as shown in Figure 11-16.
You can show and hide the FFT display,
spectrogram or EQ band response curves as
desired using the Display Options menu options
(Figure 11-16). These settings are independent of
the small graph display options (Figure 11-10), so
you have the flexibility to display different
combinations in each graph.
The info box
The Show Info Box item in the full graph display
options menu (Figure 11-16) lets you display the
coordinates of any EQ filter point as you drag it in
the graph (Figure 11-17):
Display
options
menu
Figure 11-16: Full window filter display.
C U E M I X F X
Full scale
Yellow Orange Red
Figure 11-17: The Info Box.
The info box includes the industry standard
scientific note (pitch) name when the control point
is located at a frequency that resides within a
prescribed note range, where C4 is middle C. The
note number is accompanied by the number of
cents (±50) above or below the exact frequency for
the note. If the control point is dragged outside the
note range, only the frequency is shown.
EQ filters
The EQ filters have three parameters:
Control unit
Gain dB
Frequency Hertz
Q n/a - see note below
Q
The Q setting does not have a unit of measurement.
Rather, it is the ratio of the filter's center frequency
to the bandwidth of the filter. In addition, the
range
-20.00 to +20.00
20 Hz to 20 kHz
0.01 to 3.00
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