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93 PRO X User Manual
>> To patch a source to a GEQ
1. Open the window of the GEQ.
2. Open the GEQ source drop-down list. (An unpatched GEQ will have “None”
displayed in the text eld.)
3. In the drop-down list, click the source you want. For example, “Aux Send
3”. The new patching assignment will appear in the source name eld
(as shown below) and in the border on the left of GEQ panel (see Figure 21
“Graphic EQs screen (congured for 12 GEQs)”).
4. Click CLOSE to accept the change and close the GEQ’s window.
The new GEQ patching source assignment will appear in the virtual rack
(see Figure 21 “Graphic EQs screen (congured for 12 GEQs)”).
GEQ front panel features
The front panel of the GEQ, as displayed on the GUI, represents the KLARK TEKNIK
DN370 Graphic Equaliser. It includes a graphic EQ (faders) section and a
lters section.
Thirty one faders provide ne adjustment of each frequency band.
The 31 frequency bands are spaced 1/3 octave apart on the standard ISO
266 frequency centres. All the functions of the GEQ can be bypassed via an EQ
switch, such that the output will be the same as the input.
The GEQ has one high pass lter, one low pass lter and two variable frequency
notch lters. Each lter is adjusted via a control knob on the GUI screen.
To audition the eect of the lters, use either the EQ switch (which will also
bypass the GEQ) or the individual lter switch.
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GEQ front panel
Item Element Description
1 Fader (31-o). Adjusts signal level.
2 SLOPE button
Switches the high or low pass lter between 6dB and 12dB. Adjacent yellow LEDs indicate the
active band.
3 Low pass lter control knob Adjusts the cut o frequency, which is continuously variable from 20 Hz to 500 Hz.
4 High pass lter control knob Adjusts the cut o frequency, which is continuously variable from 2 kHz to 20 kHz.
5 EQ button
Selects the EQ. The adjacent green IN LED shows the EQ is on (illuminated) or is being bypassed
(extinguished).
6 10-segment meter
Shows the incoming signal level and is pre-EQ (but post-gain control). Clipping is post-EQ
(and postgain control), such that internal clipping due to excessive EQ, that is, if a high input level is
further boosted by the use of EQ, will also be shown. The LED functions are: two red LEDs illuminate
when signal has exceeded +20 dBu and is being clipped; two yellow LEDs illuminate when signal
level exceeds 0 dB (range is between 0 dB to +20 dB); and the top ve green LEDs encompass the
signal level range of between 0dB and -40dB, while the bottom one illuminates when the signal has
exceeded -40 dB.
7 Q button Selects proportional Q (PROP.) or constant Q (CON.) modes.
8 Notch lter control knob Adjusts the position of the notch lter within the range 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
9 IN button Switches the respective high pass/low pass/notch lter in/out.
10 Notch lter control knob Adjusts the position of the notch lter within the range 200 Hz to 2 kHz.
11 Fader group ID number See “Controlling a GEQ via the I zone” in Chapter 30.