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If you wish to remove a preset you no longer want, you can delete it by selecting 

Delete

from the File menu. Please note: you are not able to delete factory content.

Loading Presets

In the center part of the Menu bar, you will see the Preset menu. To navigate through presets,
either:

Click the left and right arrows to cycle through and load the presets one at a time, or

Click the drop-down menu to view a list of all available presets.

When using the second option, a preset is loaded when you click its name.

The Preset Menu

When you save a preset, the Preset menu is automatically split in two submenus, one contain-
ing factory presets and one containing user presets. By selecting a preset from the 

User 

sub-

menu, the list of presets you have saved is brought to the front of the Preset menu and dis-
played below the 

Factory

 and 

User

 options.

By loading one of the presets from the 

Factory

 submenu, the factory presets are brought

back to the front.

A/B Comparisons

SOLID EQ offers an A/B comparison system to help you fine tune your settings.
Basically,  this  feature  gives  you  two  slots  into  which  you  can  enter  different  parameter  set-
tings. You can then quickly switch between the two slots to quickly compare the settings and
use whichever sounds better.
By default, you edit the parameters of slot A. To switch to slot B:

Click the A/B switch located beside the Preset menu.

Using the SOLID EQ

The Menu Bar

 

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Summary of Contents for SOLID MIX Series

Page 1: ...Manual...

Page 2: ...sociated logos are registered trademarks of Native Instru ments GmbH Mac Mac OS GarageBand Logic iTunes and iPod are registered trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Window...

Page 3: ...e Str 29 30 D 10997 Berlin Germany www native instruments de USA Native Instruments North America Inc 6725 Sunset Boulevard 5th Floor Los Angeles CA 90028 USA www native instruments com Native Instrum...

Page 4: ...Table of Contents 1 Welcome to SOLID EQ 5 1 1 What Is an Equalizer 5 1 2 The SOLID EQ 7 2 Using the SOLID EQ 8 2 1 The Menu Bar 8 2 2 The Main Interface 10 Table of Contents Solid EQ Manual 4...

Page 5: ...a few Defining the bass content Adding sparkle to vocals Correcting unwanted resonances in your recordings Separating tracks with similar frequency ranges Modifying more frankly or even creatively de...

Page 6: ...Graphic equalizers allow you to change gains for a certain number of fixed frequency bands Most of the time this type of equalizer provides you with a series of vertical gain faders each of them contr...

Page 7: ...his highly acclaimed channel strip This equalizer offers two fully parametric mid range bands and two semi parametric high and low bands and notably recreates the switchable E and G characteristics of...

Page 8: ...ther functions The Menu bar is located at the top of the interface Saving and Deleting Presets To save a preset 1 Click the drop down arrow to the very left of the Menu bar to open the File menu 2 Sel...

Page 9: ...in ing factory presets and one containing user presets By selecting a preset from the User sub menu the list of presets you have saved is brought to the front of the Preset menu and dis played below t...

Page 10: ...le menu also offers the following options Show User preset folder opens a system window in the location of where your presets are saved Here you can rename your presets by changing the file names Open...

Page 11: ...sections hold the following controls Control Description Hz or kHz knob Adjusts the band s center frequency Thus this parameter sets the overall position of that frequency band in the spectrum For the...

Page 12: ...ec trum 6 Curve switch Switches between two characteristics for the overall response curve of the EQ Both settings notably differ by their slope behavior G switch on the left With this setting the LF...

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