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382 Chapter 24 Sculpture
Model
The Model pull-down menu allows you to select the model from the following list. Any
selection will be reflected in the graphic window to the right:
Low Mid Hi—A broadband equalizer module, with individual controls (via the knobs)
of Low, Mid, and High frequency ranges.
Guitar 1—Emulates the body of an acoustic guitar.
Guitar 2—Emulates the body of another acoustic guitar.
Violin 1—Emulates the body of a violin.
Violin 2—Emulates the body of another violin.
Body EQ Controls
Please note that the following parameters are labeled differently for the Basic EQ (Low
Mid Hi Model). All other model parameters are discussed below.
Low—gain of a low shelving filter—set at 80 Hz
Mid—gain of a peak filter—set at 2.5 kHz (but is sweepable—see below)
High—gain of a high shelving filter—set at 12 kHz
In addition, when the Lo Mid Hi model is selected, the slider above the response graph
is labeled Mid Frequency, and allows you to sweep the center frequency of the mid
band between 100 Hz and 10 kHz.
You can directly control the Lo Mid Hi model by click-dragging in the Body EQ graph:
Click-dragging vertically on the left third of the graph allows you to control the Low
parameter.
Click-dragging vertically on the center third of the graph allows you to control the
Mid parameter.
Click-dragging horizontally on the center third of the graph allows you to control the
Mid Frequency parameter.
Click-dragging vertically on the right third of the graph allows you to control the Hi
parameter.
For all other Models:
For all other BodyEQ models you have the following parameters:
Formant—Intensity
Scales the intensity of the model’s formants. In other words, any formants (harmonics)
in the model will become louder, or will be inverted, dependent on how this parameter
is used.
A value of 0.0 results in a flat response.
A value of 1.0 results in strong formants.
Negative values invert the formants.