M-Audio WizooVerb W5 [73/158] Downmix

Output

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Downmix

The entire process of mixing down to stereo takes place in the output sec-

tion, dry input signals included. Activate Stereo Downmix if you want to

use W5 as a stereo reverb. The signals are mixed to the L and R outputs at

the following levels:

❖ Center: The center signal is mixed to the left and right sides at −3 dB,

respectively.

❖ Ls/Rs: The left Surround Ls channel is mixed at a level of −3 dB to the

left side, and the right Surround signal to the right side.

❖ LFE: The LFE signal is mixed at −20 dB level to the left and right sides.

If you employ W5 as a stereo reverb, be sure to use the L and R inputs because remain

intact when mixing down to stereo. Bear in mind that you must generate a Surround

track in your host application.

LFE HiCut Freq

This is where you set the cutoff frequency for the LFE. All frequencies be-

low this cutoff are ﬁltered out of the signal and subjected to LFE process-

ing.

LFE Level

Adjust the level at which you want to send the generated signal here.

When the slider is pushed to the far left position, the generated LFE signal

is fully muted.

Bass Management

Cuts low-end frequencies from the Surround channels that would overlap

with the LFE signal.

Stereo Downmix

Mixes the 5.1 Surround reverb signal, including input channels, down to

2.0 stereo reverb format.

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