DAPAudio DLM-26, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Assignable Equalizer
Multiple Equalizers can be assigned to individual Input and Output channels.
If there is no EQ on the currently selected channel (and there are filters available), the PREV-button will step
into an unused Bell EQ with 1 KHz frequency, 0 dB cut/boost and width of 0.3. Further Equalizers can only
be assigned to a channel after this EQ is used first by applying some degree of cut or boost, pressing the
PREV-button then steps into a new EQ.
The parameters are in the following order: EQ Type, EQ frequency, EQ Cut/Boost amplitude and then EQ
Width ( for Bell type filters only)
EQ Type
The picture below shows that we have selected EQ1 on Outputs 1 & 3 (labeled as Low) and that it is
assigned in stereo, denoted by the S, which also indicates that the two equalizers are in use (across the two
channels).
A 12 dB/Octave low shelving type has been chosen and there are currently 26 spare DSP filters still
channels.
EQ Frequency
The frequency of the EQ is adjustable between 15 Hz and 16 kHz in 1/6 octave steps.
The picture below shows that the first EQ is on Output 2 (labeled as High). It has a frequency of 1 KHz.
If using a Low shelving filter this would be the 3 dB point.
EQ Cut/Boost
Selectable gain from –15dB to +15dB in 0.5 dB steps. Setting an EQ Cut/Boost to 0 dB effectively de-
assigns the filter, and allows it to be assigned to another channel.
EQ Bandwidth
The Width is only available for Bell type equalizers 0.05 to 3.00 octaves in 0.05 octaves steps.