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634 EFFECTS MENU
The smallest and largest values may be set in the "Max. range" and "Min. range" in the
"Expert" dialog. The precise values for damping/dB increase are shown in the axis
labeling to the right.
The volume fader moves the filter curve up or down and can be used to control the entire
volume.
 The bottom left features four buttons for the zoom function. "+" changes to the next
zoom level, "-" changes back a level. There are 10 zoom levels available in total. The "All"
and "Max" buttons set the display to the smallest/highest zoom levels. Clicking on the
"Max." button again will return to the previous zoom level. Use the fader beneath the
display to move the curve section. The selected frequency range is then shown in the
display in Hz.
Switch for the display views
Below the graphic, t
here are four switches provided to toggle between the different view
modes.
Display mode: Displays the frequency response as a curve or line diagram. The line
display provides a better overview in the low-frequency range, where there are fewer
frequency ranges.
Hz/notes: This option allows you to display the graphic in Hz or musical notes. The note
display is only available in the logarithmic frequency display (Freq: log).
Freq lin/log: This switches between logarithmic and linear frequency scaling. The
logarithmic display corresponds to the human perception of volume. Like on a keyboard of
a key instrument, the (graphic) spacing of the intervals, i.e. halftones, is uniform across the
entire range.
dB lin/log: Select between a logarithmic or linear scale for the level. Logarithmic display
corresponds with the human perception of volume.
FFT filter – controls
Filter
Analyze all: This calculates the frequency response for the entire sample/object. This
function is only available in "Static" filter mode. Once this function is applied, the button
deactivates.
Analysis > Filter: The red filter curve is calculated from the frequency response of the
sample/object. Use the analysis to filter a sample/object with the frequency response of a
different one or to transfer the frequency response to a different sample/object.
Invert filter: This inverts the filter curve. This function corrects the frequency range of
rooms or loudspeakers.
Match filter: In this case, a filter curve is calculated that adapts the frequency response of
the sample/object to the filter curve of a preset. This is useful if the filter curve contained in
the preset has been acquired from the frequency response of a reference mix, since the
sound characteristics of the reference mix may be transferred in a certain similar way.