Plug-in Reference

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The Included Effect Plug-ins
EQ Plug-ins
The band-pass filter’s curve is applied on top of the existing equalizer curve. This
means that the curve you see when engaging the narrow-band sweeping is
composed of the existing equalizer curve and band-pass filter’s own equalizer curve.
Zooming
• To zoom into the spectrum display, press [Alt]/[Option] and drag the control
surface.
• To zoom out of the spectrum display, press [Alt]/[Option] and double-click the
control surface.
Scrollbar
The horizontal and vertical scrolling controls feature zooming functionality. The
scrollbars are found at the sides of the equalizer control surface.
The diamond-shaped button between a horizontal and vertical scrollbar can be used
to control the positions of both scrollbars at once in a single X-Y coordinate space.
You can double-click scrollbars and diamond-shaped buttons to quickly switch
between the zoomed and non-zoomed views of the control surface.
EQ Bottom Control Bar
Parameter Description
Hide Points Hides the control points, which allows you to evaluate the EQ curve
more precisely.
Freeform Enables freeform mode, in which you can draw the EQ curve
manually by drawing on the control surface with the left mouse
button.
Note that switching to freeform mode and back can be destructive
and some EQ curve features can be lost.
Curve 1/2/3 You can define up to 3 equalizer curves for every channel group.
This is useful when you are using spectrum matching.
For example, you can apply a matching EQ curve generated
automatically and at the same time apply any additional EQ curve
that you draw manually.
Note that CurveEQ has a lower resolution at the frequencies below
200 Hz. At these frequencies, the EQ curve does not always follow
the control point positions.
Underlay Allows you to select another EQ curve from any other channel
group that is displayed as an underlay.
Up/down arrow
button
Allows you to scale the gain of the EQ curve.
Inv Inverts the current EQ curve.
Copy To Copies the envelope to the same envelope in another group.
Reset Resets the current EQ curve to its default state.