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<h1 class="firstHeading">Parametric EQ Mono</h1>
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<p class="hcp3">A multi-function equaliser for corrective or
creative frequency response control. This consists of a predetermined
number of &#145;bands&#146;, each of which may have all parameters (i.e. Frequency,
Bandwidth, Boost/Cut) controlled from a convenient graphics window.</p>
<h4 class="hcp4">Inputs and Outputs</h4>
<p class="hcp3">One audio output input and one audio output.</p>
<h2 style="font-size: 10pt;"><font face="Arial" class="hcp1"><font size="3" class="hcp2">Properties</font></font></h2>
<h4 class="hcp4">Number of Bands</h4>
<p class="hcp3">Select the number of bands needed to perform
your equalisation task. More bands can use more dsp power.</p>
<h4>Low Frequency Optimisation</h4>
<p>Defaults to YES. &#160;Optimised IIR filter for improved low frequency
performance. &#160;This is optional to maintain backwards compatibility
with existing designs.</p>
<h2>Control Panel</h2>
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<p class="hcp3">Most of the manipulation may be done in the
graphics window, which also shows the actual combined response of the
filters.<br>
Empty squares (nodes) denote the current positions of the filters (in terms
of frequency and boost/cut).<br>
A solid square (the selected filter node) denotes the currently selected
filter, and any adjustments made to the controls will affect this filter.<br>
To create an additional EQ curve feature, click and drag a new filter up
(or down) from the 0dB line.<br>
Note that the right-click menu allows access to a filter 'bypass' function
that allows an individual band of equalisation to be temporarily taken
out of the signal path.</p>
<p class="hcp3"><font size="3" class="hcp2"><span class="hcp5">Filter Type</span> <span style="font-size: small;">combo
box</span><span class="hcp6"><br>
Selects between bell, high-pass shelving or low-pass shelving shapes. May
also be adjusted in a menu by right clicking on the filter node.</span></font></p>
<p class="hcp3"><font size="3" class="hcp2"><span class="hcp5">Slope Type</span> combo box<span class="hcp6"><br>
Allows the cut-off slope to be adjusted (for shelving shapes only).</span></font></p>
<p class="hcp3"><font size="3" class="hcp2"><span class="hcp5">Frequency</span> control<span class="hcp6"><br>
Adjusts the centre frequency of a bell filter, or the cut-off frequency
of a shelving filter. May also be adjusted by moving the filter node in
the graphics window horizontally using the mouse.</span></font></p>
<p class="hcp3"><font size="3" class="hcp2"><span class="hcp5">Width</span> control<span class="hcp6"><br>
Adjusts the bandwidth of the filter (bell shape only).<br>
May also be adjusted by pressing the shift key and moving the filter node
in the graphics window vertically using the mouse.</span></font></p>
<p class="hcp3"><font size="3" class="hcp2"><span class="hcp5">Boost/Cut</span> control.<span class="hcp6"><br>
May also be adjusted by moving the filter node in the graphics window vertically
using the mouse. Shift+double click will return all of the boost/cut settings
to 0dB.</span></font></p>
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font-size: 10pt;">Bypass</span> <span class="hcp6">button</span></font><span><font size="2" class="hcp7"><br>
Removes the equaliser from the signal path.</font></span></font></font></p>
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