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Included Effect Plug-ins
EQ Plug-ins
● In rare cases, for example, when using low cut filtering with a high slope for
bass signals, also an unwanted pre-ringing effect may be audible.
Equalizer Section
Type
You can choose between the EQ types Low Shelf, Peak, High Shelf, and Notch. For
band 1 and 8, you can also select the types Cut 6, Cut 12, Cut 24, Cut 48, and Cut 96.
● Low Shelf boosts or attenuates frequencies below the cutoff frequency by the
specified amount.
● Peak boosts or attenuates frequencies at the set frequency value with a bell
shaped filter.
● High Shelf boosts or attenuates frequencies above the cutoff frequency by the
specified amount.
● Notch boosts or attenuates frequencies at the set frequency value with a very
narrow filter.
● Cut attenuates frequencies below (band 1) or above (band 8) the set
frequency. You can choose between different slopes: 6 dB, 12 dB, 24 dB, 48 dB,
or 96 dB per octave.
FREQ
Sets the center frequency of the corresponding band.
If the band is active, the frequency value is reflected as a highlighted key on the
keyboard below the graphical editor.
Q
For Peak and Notch filters, this parameter controls the width of the band. For Low
Shelf and High Shelf filters, it adds a drop or a boost, depending on the gain setting
of the band. For Cut filters, it adds a resonance.
NOTE
● You can adjust the Q parameter of a band in the graphical editor by pointing
on the corresponding handle and turning the mouse wheel.
● This parameter is not available for Cut 6 filters.
Gain
Sets the amount of attenuation/boost for the corresponding band.
Invert Gain
Inverts the value of the gain parameter. Positive gain values become negative and
vice versa.
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