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6) LINE L/MIC.1
You can adjust the panning of instruments or microphones that are connected to LINE L/MIC.1 input.
Press the EQ button six times. (If you select USER EQ, press the EQ button nine times). The button will light and the
display will show the following information.
Set the value with the “+ YES”, “– NO” buttons. you can set the panning for the LINE L/MIC IN input to the following
values (L10 – L1, CENTER, R1 – R10). Setting the pan to L10 places the sound completely in the left speaker, CENTER
places the sound in the in the center, and R10 places the sound completely in the right speaker.
5) LINE IN/MIC. BASS
You can adjust the lower frequencies for instruments and microphones that are connected to LINE/MIC input.
Press the EQ button five times. (If you select USER EQ, press the EQ button eight times). The button will light and the
display will show the following information.
Set the value with the “+ YES”, “– NO” button. You can adjust the BASS frequencies within a range of –12 to +12.
Negative values reduce the volume and positive values increase the volume of the selected band.
Note) After adjusting treble and bass, please check the recording level. When you set the EQ bands to positive
settings it may cause the signal level to be too high and cause distortion.
3) PIANO NOISE GATE
The Noise Gate can be set so the PR-1 does not record soft sounds that are below a set volume level from the piano
microphones This can be useful for eliminating undesirable background noises.
Press the EQ button three times. (If you selected USER EQ, press the EQ button six times). The button will light and the
display will show the following information.
Set the value with the “+ YES”, “– NO” buttons. You can select any value between (OFF to 10). The higher the value the
more noise will be eliminated or cut. At higher settings it is possible that the noise gate will cut off some of the softer piano
notes so be careful when setting the noise gate. Settings between 2 – 5 are usually good for piano.
4) LINE IN/MIC. TREBLE
You can adjust the higher frequencies for instruments and microphones that are connected to LINE/MIC input.
Press the EQ button four times. (If you select USER EQ, press the EQ button seven times). The button will light and the
display will show the following information.
Set the value with the “+ YES”, “– NO” button. You can adjust the TREBLE
frequencies within a range of –12 to +12. Negative values reduce the vol-
ume and positive values increase the volume of the selected band.
LINE IN/MIC
PIANO MIC
NOISE GATE 3
LINE/MIC
TREBLE
+2
LINE/MIC
BASS
+2
LINE L/MIC 1
PAN L10