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9.12 GRAPHIC EQUALIZER
The equalizer works according to the
chosen functioning mode. So we will have:
- one equalizer for the Front;
- one equalizer for the Rear;
- one equalizer for the Center;
- one equalizer for the Subwoofer.
Es.:
if examining the system so far
described there would be:
- one equalizer for the Front Mid-Hi;
- one equalizer for the Front Woofer;
- one equalizer for the Rear;
- one equalizer for the Center;
- one equalizer for the Subwoofer.
In order to change the equalizer
parameters to set an equalization curve,
you just have to select the channel you
want to equalize from the “Channel Map”
menu, place the mouse on the slider you
want to set by left-clicking on it with the
mouse.
To shape an equalization curve you will just
have to place the cursor of the mouse on
the first slider on the left of the equalizer,
right-click with the mouse moving on the
equalizer sliders towards the right shaping
the curve as you like
(see Fig.1).
The Bit One software features 31-bands, ± 12 dB graphic equalizer for each system channel. In compliance with the
ISO requirements, frequencies are equally spaced at 1/3 Oct. from 20 to 20kHz.
The graphic equalizer features four specific functions helping
with and easing the adjustments
(see Fig.2):
1. Select All
once the equalization curve has been set, it
provides the ability to move all the cursors at the same
time;
2. Flat
it brings all the cursors back to 0 dB position
;
3. EQ L/R Link
when active, it applies the equalization
curve both to the right and the left channel simultaneously;
4. EQ Off
when active, it provides the ability to disable the
equalizer to check its effect without losing the settings;
5.
one
“select”
button for each equalizable band providing
the ability to move all the selected cursors all together
.
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Fig.1
Fig.2
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