Fractal Audio Axe-Fx III, Руководство пользователя

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8 BLOCKS GUIDE
The Enhancer block is used for spatialization, enhancing the stereo width of a signal.
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TYPE PAGE
Type
– Select using the
VALUE
or
NAV
buttons with no need to press
ENTER
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Modern Enhancer relies on frequency-based separation of left and right channels to create a widening effect.
You may be familiar with In comparison to the Classic Enhancer, it does not introduce the risk of phase
issues when the signal is later summed to mono, and therefore poses less of a risk for use in presets..
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Classic Enhancer delays the right channel by a very small amount to increase the apparent stereo
separation between the left and right channels. It also provides individual left and right phase
and pan controls. You can use these with or without Width settings as a “channel converter” to
reduce width, merge to mono, switch L/R channels, or perform other types of manipulation.
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CONFIG PAGE
Modern Enhancer Parameters
Width
– Determines the character of the effect, shaping the bands of frequency separation.
Depth
– Determines how far to the left and right opposing frequency bands will be spread.
Low Cut, Hi Cut
– These set crossover frequencies to determine which parts of the signal will be enhanced,
and which parts will pass through unmodified. Increasing LOW CUT causes lower frequencies to pass through
unaffected. Decreasing HI CUT allows high frequencies to pass through unaffected.
Classic Enhancer Parameters
Width
– Sets a delay for the right channel from 0–20 ms. Adjust until the
desired effect is achieved. Certain frequencies may cancel each other out at
various settings, and effects can vary based on the position of the listener. To
set a desired number of milliseconds, divide by 20. For example, 7/30 = .35, so
to delay the right channel by 7 ms, set Width to 35%.
Invert
– Allows phase inversion of the left or right channel (or both). Use in
conjunction with the width control to adjust apparent widening.
Pan L, Pan R
– These parameters to control the pan positions of the left and right output signals.
Balance
– The Balance control changes the relative volumes of the left or right outputs. Sometimes the classic
enhancer causes the Haas effect, which creates a perceived shift in pan away from the delayed side. The balance
control may be used to compensate for this.
THE ENHANCER BLOCK
ENH
2 Blocks, 4 Channels
Pans & Balance
Delay
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The Classic Enhancer