dbx SC 32, Help Manual

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Lo Pass Fader - This fader sets the high frequency limit for this output band.
This filter allows the low frequency through resulting in the name Low-Pass or
Lowpass.
Gain Fader - This fader sets the output level for the selected band.
Phase Fader - The Phase fader allows the user to add additional non-linear
delay by implementing an all-pass filter. This filter can delay the output by
between 0 degrees and -179 degrees of Phase at the Lowpass filter frequency.
This phase change is relative to the output polarity of the band. The ability of
changing phase is most useful at low frequencies when neither in polarity (+) or
out of polarity (-) seem to provide the optimal response.
Slope - The slope allows the user to select between different filter types and
slopes to achieve the desired result. The user may choose between Butterworth
(BW 6, 12, 18 and 24), Bessel (BS 6, 12, 18 and 24) and Linkwitz-Riley (LR 12
and 24) filter types.
Mute Button – This button mutes the selected band when engaged, and un-
mutes the band when disengaged.
Polarity (+ / -) Button - This button sets whether the output signal will have a
positive or negative output polarity. Said differently, changing from positive to
negative will result in a positive voltage on the input of the SC 32 / SC 64 to
result in a backward movement of the speaker cone.
To configure this section, select Tools > Wizards > Processing Wizard.
Click on the Names and Routes link (under Outputs), then select from the
Crossovers pull-down menus.