Euphonix MixView CS2000, Operation Manual

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Section 4: Tutorial
Euphonix CS3000/2000 Operation Manual 4 - 15
EQ Curves
As the EQ parameters are adjusted, the graph instantly displays an accurate
representation of the EQ response curve. The illustration below shows the low
gain increased to +12dB at 82.4Hz. Note that +12dB refers to the
infinite limit
of the EQ boost (the horizontal asymptote to the curve) and not to the amount
of boost at the actual filter cut-off frequency. This is typical of an analog EQ.
Changing the low frequency to 165Hz will change the curve as seen below:
Press the DSC [ Clr ] key to clear the EQ and boost the upper-mid gain by 12dB
@2.64kHz. With the Q value at 0.51, the EQ graph will look like this:
The SmartDisplay shows the parameter values changing in real time as you
adjust the EQ.
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EQ 1 M1
Adjusting Low Gain
+12dB @ 82.4Hz
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Adjusting Low Gain
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EQ 1 M1
Adjusting Upper-Mid
Gain +12dB @ 2.64kHz