September 12, 2005 • Alcorn McBride AmpTraXX User’s Manual • Rev 1.2
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11. Let’s tweak the behavior of this filter even more by adjusting the
Filter Quality
setting. As you
increase the
Filter
Quality
setting, the Low-pass filter will more effectively amplify the lower
frequencies, while blocking more of the higher frequencies. The opposite applies when lowering the
Q
setting.
12. Take a moment to play around with this filter (or other AmpTraXX filters) to find a sound that you
like. When you are ready, move on to the next step.
13. Now that you like what you have done with AmpTraXX, let’s make it remember these settings
permanently. By clicking the
button, AmpTraXX will store it’s current settings into non-volatile
memory. This means that AmpTraXX will load these settings the next time it powers up. Remember,
if you do not click this button, all of your settings will be lost the next time AmpTraXX is power
cycled.
14. Now, let’s make a backup of your configuration before you spill coffee in your AmpTraXX, it gets
struck by lightning, or one of your co-workers tinkers with your ‘finely tuned’ settings. Click on the
button to save your configuration to a file. This configuration can be recalled at any time using the
button.
