Trinnov Audio ALTITUDE 16, User Manual

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IMPORTANT NOTE: The low pass and High Pass settings are in common between the sub(s) and the satellite(s). It means
that all satellites will have one low pass filter and one high pass filter for their bass-management. In the example below our
Left Top Middle speaker is bass managed with Sub 1 and with Left Surround. Frequencies up to 80Hz will be handled by
Sub 1 and Left Surround, in LR 24dB/octave, and frequencies from 80Hz and over will be handled by the Left Top Middle speaker.
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NOTE: To avoid to bass-managed simultaneously in a speaker and in a subwoofer, the advised solution bass-manage the
small speaker only on a bigger one, and bass-manage the bigger one to one or more subwoofer(s).
6.5.5 _LFE & MISC
Every settings in the LFE & Misc are active even if the Bass-Management is Off.
LFE stands for “Low Frequency Effects,” and is an optional channel that may or may not be present in
source material, and which is the “x.1” channel. LFE signals is usually reproduced by one or more sub-
woofer(s).
The page is divided as followed:
• A table allowing to assign the LFE channel of the content to one or more subwoofer(s);
• A “ + Satellite(s) ” folded table giving the possibility to redirect the LFE channel to one or more sattelite
• A Low Pass – LFE section to set a filter on the LFE channel;
• A Misc . section with various options.
Figure 65: LFE & Misc page
6.5.5.1 _LOW FREQUENCY EFFECT SETUP
This first section is here to choose which subwoofer is assigned to the LFE channel. A subwoofer assigned
to the LFE will play the .1 of the content.
To assign the LFE channel to a subwoofer, please tick the box of the desired subwoofer.
The LFE signal can be filtered. A Low Pass filter is available and only apply on the LFE channel (not on the
subwoofer(s) assigned).
Low Pass – LFE: This settings will delimit the cutoff frequency of the LFE channel. You can select the type of filter
(Linkwitz-Riley, Bessel or Butterworth), the cutoff frequency and the slope use by this filter.