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S-1200/ 1200U
The next graph of the Peaking filter shows what happens when you change the LEVEL
parameter, the SHAPE is fixed at .4 for this graph. Notice how the LEVEL can be
changed to add boost or cut.
2. Frequency
- The Center/Cutoff Frequency can be specified for all of the filters.
Thirty frequencies, up to 16K, which are the standard ISO 1/3 octave center
frequencies are used as the Center/Cutoff Frequency Settings.
3. Shape
– The shape parameter used with the Notch and Peaking Filter, controls the
bandwidth of the filter. The Shape parameter can be adjusted from 0.4 to 9.0.
4. Level
- The Peaking, High Shelf and Low Shelf filters require a level adjustment. The
input level to the filter is reduced allowing the filter to pass full scale input at the
filter’s peak level without clipping the signal. The level difference is made up in the
volume control so the peak of the filter is really above/below the un-filtered level
and the un-filtered levels are the same as they were before filtering. Level can be
adjusted from –12dB to +6dB in 1 dB increments.
Note:
The Shape field is disabled for filter types HPF, LPF, LSHLF, and HSHLF.
The Level field is disabled for filter types HPF, LPF, and NOTCH.
E.
Apply – Saves the EQ parameters defined above. NOTE: Apply must be selected to make
the EQ filters active. The EQ filter can be heard immediately one Apply is selected.
