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The EQ menu tab affords you access to the parametric 4-band EQ. It is lo-

cated post-reverb in the channels and processes only the wet or effects sig-

nal; the direct signal remains unchanged.

At the left edge you can see four menu buttons for selecting individual EQ

bands:

❖ Low/High Shelf: The Low-Shelf band serves to boost or cut low frequen-

cies; ditto for High Shelf and high frequencies. To this end, set the

band’s cutoff frequency using the Frequency knob and ampliﬁcation/at-

tenuation intensity using the Gain knob.

❖ Mid 1/2: With the fully parametric midrange bands Mid 1 and Mid 2,

you can shape any two frequency ranges. Frequency determines the cen-

ter frequency, Gain the amount of boost/cut, and Q the width of the ﬁl-

ter band.

The Q-factor is adjustable in fully parametric ﬁlter bands only. The greater the Q-

factor, the narrower the ﬁlter band! Though higher Q values are great for elimi-

nating narrow-band interference such as mains hum, they may also be used to

forge striking ﬁlter effects. Dial in lower to medium Q values for less obtrusive,

more natural-sounding EQ.

Once you have selected an EQ band, you can adjust its parameters via the

knobs below the display. Alternatively, you can manipulate the EQ right in

the curve. Each of the four EQ bands is represented by a dot via which you

can adjust the corresponding parameters:

❖ Frequency: Grab the dot with the left mouse button and drag it horizon-

tally.

❖ Gain: Grab the dot with the left mouse button and drag it vertically.

❖ Q: Grab the dot with the right mouse button and drag (PC) or press and

hold the C key (Mac) and drag it vertically.

You can adjust the Q parameter for the midrange bands Mid 1 and Mid 2

only!

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