AAton Cantar Mini, Руководство пользователя

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Phantom, Limiter and filter are applied on slaves identically to the linked master.
Phase inverters remain independent.
For a stereo pair, slaved input is the balance. Before its actuator middle-point (potentiometer,
fader, cantarem 2) the slave's level is attenuated, after the middle-point, the master's level is
attenuated.
If there is more than one slave, the slave's actuator position determines the
±
12dB gain applied
from it's master value.
7.
Digital Filters (E.Q)
Toggle the Digital Filters ON or OFF by pressing the Shift + F3 buttons.
Three filters can be setup: Low and High Frequency and a Parametric EQ.
All filters can be setup from 50Hz to 16kHz with ±15dB gain. The Parametric EQ can also has
its width setup (Q).
Once the digital filters enabled, access to the parameters by pressing the OK button, a field is
then highlighted and a panel displays the Digital filters Frequency response graph.
Select the appropriate field with the directional buttons and rotate the Jog wheel to edit it. The
graph is updated as soon as the value is not modified anymore.
NB: Copy and Paste.
By pressing the F1 button, the current Digital Filters setup is copied to the clipboard.
Paste it over any Digital Filters setup by pressing the F2 button.
8.
Corresponding Track Solo-ing
It is possible to do a Solo of the first track containing the input by pressing the Left or Right button.
9.
Double Solo & Phase-Meter
In order to compare 2 Mic inputs, it is possible to have a double Solo.
It is obtained by pressing and holding both Solo buttons of the Mic inputs desired. The firstly
pressed button will determine which input is monitored in the left ear, the second will be
monitored in the right ear. (Another way of triggering a double Solo is to engage the first Mic
Solo by a quick press on the Solo button and then once the Solo panel displayed to add a Solo
by pressing the other desired Solo while holding the Shift button.)
At the top of the Solo panel is displayed is phase-meter representing the phase between the 2
inputs. The left side represents a phase of 180° and the right 0°.
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