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CHAPTER 3: CONTROLLING GALAXY PROCESSORS WITH COMPASS
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Input Processing Tab
The display under the Input Processing tab (Figure 17) is divided into two sections. The upper part provides a Plotter
display, where a user can visualize input channel equalization. The plotter plots gain (left vertical axis) and phase (right
vertical axis) against frequency (x-axis). If gain and phase happen to align, that situation is purely coincidental. Two select
buttons on the top control whether the display is dual (two channels simultaneously) and whether or not to show the settings
control mini tabs. When selected, three mini tabs will appear to the right of the display: Plotter, Handles, and Response:
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The Plotter mini tab provides some axis control. It also allows control of the number and arrangement of plotters, and
what to display or hide. More than one EQ plot may be shown at a time by selecting “Multiple” under the Plotter mini tab.
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The Handles mini tab controls the display or removal of EQ handles in the plotter.
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The Response mini tab controls whether to display or hide specific response curves in the plotter.
All of these mini tabs can be hidden from view by using the right/left blue arrows on the bottom right of the mini tab.
The bottom part of the tab displays the input processing control. This part of the display may be minimized by clicking the
up/down arrow under the Plotter display. Within the control area under the Input Processing tab, a user may select the
processing desired for each input. Possible processing includes Gain, Delay, 5-band Parametric EQ, and 5-band U-Shaping
EQ.
This window has three tabs near the bottom left of the screen to control the processing parameters: Channel Settings,
Parametric, and U-Shaping.
Figure 17: Processor > Input Processing tab