Omnia Omnia.9, Installation And Operation Manual

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control is set, the RTA maintains a history “buffer” of 1,000 frames. Advancing the control
to 1,000 will immediately display the average of the last 1,000 frames.
The Target control moves the dark red target window and/or the amplitude scale up and
down within the display, a useful tool for establishing a target when performing speaker
calibration.
The Range control allows you to view a broader or narrower range of audio, indicated by
the range scale along the left side of the display.
The Target Range adjusts the height of the target window within a 6dB range in half-­‐decibel
increments. Lower settings are better suited to more precise measurements. Moving the
Target Range slider all the way to the left hides the target window.
Examples and Recommended Settings for the RTA
See a Visual Representation of Parametric EQ (PEQ) Settings
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Display the MB DRC Solo menu and select PEQ Preview
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Set Resolution to 1/6 octave
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Set Averages to 100 to “freeze” the display
You will now be able to see the curve of the PEQ in the RTA display window. You can also view the
curves of each band of the multiband compressor by selecting one of the Solo band buttons. Since
the Solo bands relate to a dynamic section of the processing core, lowering the Averages slider will
yield more of a “real time” view.