Mackie ProFX6v3+ - FX EQ Reset

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FX EQ Reset
A few pages ago, we were looking at the FX EQ section. In addition to the changeable parameters – frequency, width, gain,
LPF and HPF – a sixth option (located in the lower-right corner) may also be accessed and selected: Reset
Once ‘Reset’ is highlighted, push the control knob in to reset all EQ settings. It is a convenient way to start with a fresh slate.
Resetting any FX EQ results in the following parameter values:
• Frequency – .0 kHz
• Width – 2.0
• Gain – ±0 dB
• LPF – 8.0 kHz
• HPF – 80 Hz
Resetting the FX EQ and doing a factory reset (see page 34) are not the same thing and will result
in dierent settings.
Now that you’re familiar with how to select an eect and tweak the parameters’ values to your liking, we’re going to look at the
remaining eects, their settings and their low, high and default values, starting with the three reverbs (Hall, Room and Plate).
Decay – This knob represents the decay time of the reverb. The range will vary depending on the reverb chosen.
Size – This knob represents the amount of desired reverb (or “the size of the room”).
While the range will vary depending on the reverb chosen, 0 means no reverb and fully clockwise is max reverb.
Hi Cut – This applies a low-pass filter to the delayed signal and rolls o the higher frequencies on the output.
It ranges from 0 to 00.
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