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With a single band selected, click in the EQ box (where the emulation name is displayed). The drop down list of emulation now
includes the option to select single bands.
Now click on another of the seven bands and repeat the process as required.
When using a hybrid EQ, this will be indicated with the words Mixed Equaliser, where as when using a single EQ emulation, this will
be indicated with the word Single Equaliser.
EQ BYPASS
Click on this button to completely bypass all EQ bands.
4. ADDITIONAL CONTROLS
GLOBAL BYPASS
Click on the bypass button to disable ALL Liquid Mix Processing of the audio signal - this includes all input and output gain stages.
Use this to compare processed and unprocessed signal.
NAMING THE LIQUID MIX PLUG-IN
Clicking in this region allows you to name the particular plug-in. This allows a quick reference when switching between Liquid Mix
plug-ins. Note that this name is separate and independent from the snapshot name.
LIQUID MIX INFORMATION
Click on the Liquid Mix logo to bring up the Liquid Mix info box, this info includes version number and plug-in latency. Click within the
info box to return to the normal plug-in view.
LIMIT AND CLIP LIGHTS
The Limit Light (although directly above the input meter) actually applies to the signal level directly PRE EQ. The EQ cannot process
the input signal correctly if it is to high, therefore the signal will be hard limited. If this light is lit, either reduce the compressor
make up gain, or, when Compressor is post EQ, reduce the input gain.
The Clip Light indicates if the output signal level will clip your DAW’s internal mixer. Some DAWs clip at 0dBFS, other DAWs use
floating point, so will never clip. Check your DAW’s documentation for specifcations.