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UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 222 - Chapter 24: Neve 1073 Equalizer
Note: You can also click the low cut symbol above the knob to cycle through
the available values, or shift + click to step back one frequency.
Phase The Phase switch reverses (inverts) the signal by adding a 180° phase
shift. When the switch is in the “In” (darker) position, the phase is re-
versed. Leave the switch “Out” (lighter) position for normal phase.
EQL The equalizer is engaged when the EQL switch is in the “In” (darker)
position. To disable the EQ, put the switch in the “Out” (lighter) posi-
tion. Click the button to toggle the state.
In the hardware 1073, the audio is still slightly colored even when the EQL
switch is in the Out position. This is due to the fact that the signal is still pass-
ing through its circuitry. Therefore, the signal will be slightly colored when this
switch is in the Out position. UAD DSP usage is reduced when the EQ is by-
passed with this control.
If a true bypass is desired, use the OFF position of the “Input Gain” on
page 220 control.
Neve 1073SE
Overview The UAD Neve 1073SE is derived from the UAD Neve 1073. Its algorithm
has been revised in order to provide sonic characteristics very similar to the
1073 but with significantly less DSP usage. It is provided to allow 1073-like
sound when DSP resources are limited. Nobody with “golden ears” will say
it sounds exactly like the 1073, but it still sounds great and is very usable in
most situations.
The 1073SE interface can be differentiated from the 1073 by color and the
module name. The 1073SE is black instead of the 1073’s dark blue, and the
module name on the lower right of the interface panel includes “SE”.
Figure 75. The Neve 1073SE plug-in window