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EQ Controls Show/Hide Click the arrow on the border between the spectrum display and EQ controls to hide

or show the EQ controls.

High Quality Click to engage High Quality mode, allowing more accurate equalization. This is achieved using 2x

oversampling and requires more computer processing power. Note that when High Quality is enabled, due to

oversampling, the signal is slightly altered, even when all controls are set to neutral settings.

Bands Click Activate button to engage/disengage each band.

LC, HC Low-cut and high-cut filters.

Freq Adjust point at which filter cut begins.

Slope Select from 6, 12, 24, 36, and 48 dB per octave. This affects the shape of the filter curve.

LF, HF Selectable low-frequency and high-frequency, shelf or peaking filters.

Q Adjust the Q of the frequency band. Q = the ratio of center frequency to bandwidth. When the

center frequency is constant, Q is inversely proportional to bandwidth (i.e., higher Q = narrower

bandwidth).

Gain Attenuate/amplify frequency band.

Filter Mode Select from Peaking and Shelf, with 6, 12, or 24 dB per octave slope.

Freq Adjust the center frequency of the band.

LMF, MF, HMF Peaking filters.

Q Adjust the Q (center-frequency:bandwidth) of the frequency band.

Gain Attenuate/amplify frequency band.

Freq Adjust the band center frequency.

Auto Click to engage Auto-Gain, which adjusts Pro EQ output level to match the original input-signal power (guar-

antees a 0 dB input signal equals a 0 dB output signal).

Output Meter Peak/RMS meter; RMS level is represented by a white horizontal line.

Modulation

Modulation processors are great tools for creating interesting and innovative sounds. Studio One features the following

modulation processors:

Auto Filter

Auto Filter features two resonant filters with six selectable filter models. The filter cutoff frequency and resonance can be

modulated by an LFO using standard waveforms, a 16-step sequencer, and an envelope. Use Auto Filter to create filtered

effects from basic filter sweeps to complex tempo-synced rhythmic filter patterns.

The following parameters are available for Auto Filter:

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