Audio Control DQL-8 Owner's Manual page 27

Sub PEQ1
Width=1/3
Figure 15: Sub Parametric Equalizer screen
Freq(uency): This corner of the screen indi-
cates which frequency you are boosting or cut-
ting. If you wish to select another frequency, tap
the left or right arrow buttons until the cursor is
flashing on the number next to "Freq=". Then
use the "+" and "-" controls to select the frequen-
cy to which you wish to apply boost or cut.
Lvl: When the cursor highlights this part of
the screen, you can now apply boost or cut to
both channels using the "+" and "-" controls.
Please note that you do not have individual
channel control using the parametric equalizers.
Width: This control lets you select how wide
of an area each of the DQL-8's parametric bands
affects. You can choose a real narrow bandwidth,
like 1/12 th of an octave or go as wide as three
full octaves. Setting to 1 octave at 60 Hz makes
for a nice sub level control. Adjust to taste.
MODE : Memories
This screen allows you to save or recall settings
to or from one of the eight memory locations.
The Strength of Digital
Freq=1.00k
Lvl= 0dB
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Using the Left and Right arrows will cause the cur-
sor to highlight one of the following functions:
Recall: When the cursor is flashing next to
this word, you have the ability to recall one of
the eight memories. Push the "+" or "-" buttons
to scroll through the memories and select a
memory to recall.
Memories
Figure 16: Memory screen
Save: Once you have made your equalization
settings, you will want to save them in one of
the eight memory locations. When the cursor is
flashing next to the word "Save", use the "+" or
"-" buttons to select a memory location. Once
you have selected a memory location, tap either
the "Left" or "Right" button and the cursor will
move to the bottom left of the screen between
"N(-)" and "Y(+)". Tap the (+) button to complete
the saving process or tap (-) to quit.
Please note that while you are RECALLING or
SA VING a memory, the cursor will stop blinking.
Once the processor has SA VED or RECALLED all
your settings, it will begin flashing again.
Recall #1
Save #1
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