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Atlas Compressor User Guide
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For even more detailed tonal editing, a Parametric Equalizer is also onboard the Atlas’s sound editor,
and like the Graphic EQ can be applied to the signal path either before or after compression.
Bass
: Adjusts the overall low end per preset. The frequency value in Hz can be adjusted by clicking
within the readout box and dragging up or down.
Mid
: Adjusts the overall mid frequency level per preset. The frequency value in Hz can be adjusted
by clicking within the readout box and dragging up or down.
Treble
: Adjusts the overall top end per preset. Typically, the “Treble” frequency in the parametric
equalizer is the frequency that the “Tone” control cuts or boosts. The frequency value in Hz can be
adjusted by clicking within the readout box and dragging up or down.
Knob Assignment Module
Many Source Audio pedals contain knob assignment (or re-assignment) controls for top-level
flexibility. The Atlas is no different. Each of the top four knobs and each of the four ALT controls can
be reassigned in this module from a list of parameters. The knob assignments are set and stored on
a preset-by-preset rather than global basis for ultimate flexibility of control.
External Control
Control up to three parameters with a Source Audio Dual Expression Pedal or Tap Tempo Switch. Use
the dropdown menus in the External Control block to select the expression device (Control Source)
and controlled parameter (Control Option). Use the Min and Max fields to set the depth of the
expression sweep.
Presets
The Presets section is located on the right side of the Neuro Desktop interface. There you will find a
list of all the presets and empty preset positions available in your Atlas. The Presets section is also
where you Save, Import, and Export presets. The buttons located at the top of the Presets field
perform the functions listed below: