AAton CANTAR X3, User Manual

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iii.
Phase Inv.
Toggle Phase Inversion On/Off by pressing the F6 button.
NB: This action is also possible out of the Solo Window by pressing the Shift + Solo buttons.
iv.
Filters
Change Filter with the Up or Down buttons.
As a basis, Cantar X3 implements an anti-rumble filter which is a 3
rd order filter at 30Hz (-3db
attenuation and a slope of -18 dB per octave). This is the neutral position.
Then, three banks offer corner frequencies/slopes from 60Hz/–6dB to 180Hz/–12dB.
v.
Attenuator
Cycle through Mic Level, High Level & Line Level with Shift + Up or Down buttons.
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Mic Level: default for all mic inputs.
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High Level: a 26dBu attenuator converts mic to high level inputs.
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Line Level: a 38dBu attenuator converts mic to line inputs.
NB: Activating High Level or Line Level automatically cuts off Phantom Power.
vi.
Link
For linked inputs, it indicates whether it is a master of other mics or it is linked to a master.
For slaved inputs, Limiter, Phantom Power, attenuator and filters are set by master's parameters
and cannot be changed.
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vii. Digital Filter
Toggle the Digital Filters ON or OFF by pressing the Shift + F3 buttons.
Three filters can be setup: Low and High Frequency and a Parametric EQ.
All filters can be setup from 50Hz to 16kHz with ±15dB gain. The Parametric EQ can also has
its width setup (Q).
Once the digital filters enabled, access to the parameters by pressing the OK button, a field is
then highlighted and a panel displays the Digital filters Frequency response graph.
Select the appropriate field with the directional buttons and rotate the Jog wheel to edit it. The
graph is updated as soon as the value is not modified anymore.
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Cantar X3
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