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PERFORMANCE PROCESSOR

3. While auditioning the sound source(s), turn the VOLUME (EDIT)

encoder to set the desired amount of sub synth effect.

ANTI-FEEDBACKMUTE

VOLUME

(EDIT)

MODE

EQCOMPRESSOR

(HOLD) EDIT

SUB SYNTH

INPUT

SIGNAL

LEFT RIGHT

9 9

4. When done, press any button to exit Edit mode.

ANTI-FEEDBACKMUTE

VOLUME

(EDIT)

MODE

EQCOMPRESSOR

(HOLD) EDIT

SUB SYNTH

INPUT

SIGNAL

LEFT RIGHT

9 9

IMPORTANT! The subharmonic synthesis process produces low-frequency audio signals that some speakers may

not be designed to reproduce. Attempting to achieve enhanced low end with these systems may not be possible and may

result in over-stressing your loudspeakers. If you can’t hear a discernable difference when raising the sub synth effect, it is

recommended that you disable the effect. For best results, subwoofers should be used with the sub synth effect.

TIP: If you experience low-frequency artifacts on a voice when using subharmonic synthesis with a dedicated mixer, try

engaging a high pass filter, using EQ, or a combination thereof on the vocal’s mixer channel to reduce the artifacts. If a high

pass filter and EQ are not enough, try lowering the amount of subharmoic synthesis applied to the signal.

If you’re using the goRack as a 2-chanel mixer and you wish to use subharmonic synthesis processing on music played

through the goRack’s AUX INPUT jack and don’t want vocals or instruments to be treated with the sub synth effect, select

the goRack’s routing 3 option. See ‘Configuring The goRack’s Routing’ on page 6 for more information on

changing routing options.