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Effects menu 371
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Frequency/Filter
Equalizer
The 10-band equalizer splits the frequency spectrum into 10 areas
(”bands”) and provides them with separate volume faders. This offers
a whole spectrum of impressive effects, from a simple bass boost to
complete alienation of your sound. However, raising the levels too
much, especially in the case of the lower frequencies, will also
increase the general sound level, and distortions may appear. In this
case you should lower the main sound level using the "Master
volume” controllers in the main menu.
Slider: Each of the 10 frequency areas can be raised or lowered
separately using the corresponding 10 volume sliders.
Link bands: This switch links the different frequency areas in a
flexible way, avoiding override of isolated frequency areas that would
result in artificial sound.
A/B: If you chose a preset value for an effect and want to change that
value manually, you can compare the original preset sound with the
new settings by pressing the A/B button.
Reset: Resets the equalizer to its original (neutral) settings, i.e. no
system resources will be used and no effect will be added to the
sound.
Touchscreen (right EQ section): This is the ”sensor field” of the EQ:
draw a frequency curve using your mouse and it will be immediately
translated into the corresponding slider positions on the left side of
the EQ.
Parametric EQ
This menu item opens the Parametric Equalizer (see page 104).