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Tweaking and trying different settings is encouraged on creative audio
effects. While this is also possible on the process orientated tools, it is also
recommended to get to know these parameters functions and purposes and
have a basic understanding of their operation.
Equalizer
The purpose of an equalizer, also called EQ, is to boost or attenuate
frequencies in an audio signal to either adjust the tonal characteristics or to
x unwanted frequency elements. Equalizers are typically used to shape a
sounds character but also to allow a sound to sit comfortably alongside
another. The sample editor EQ effect has 3 frequency bands. More
coverage of general EQ functions is provided in the Master Effects section.
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Low
0.00 dB
Low Width
1.00
Mid
0.00 dB
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Low freq
80 Hz
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Mid freq
800 Hz
High
0.00 db
High freq
12000 Hz
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Mid Width
1.00
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High Width
1.00
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EQ Function
Description
Low Low attenuation or boost amount, -12 dB to + 12dB.
Low Freq Low Frequency range, 10Hz - 200Hz
Low Width Width of EQ, also called Q. Range 0.5 to 5.
Mid Mid attenuation or boost amount, -12 dB to + 12dB.
Mid Freq Low Frequency range, 100Hz - 8KHz
Mid Width Width of EQ, also called Q. Range 0.5 to 5.
High High attenuation or boost amount, -12 dB to + 12dB.
High Freq High Frequency range, 8KHz -20KHz
High Width Width of EQ, also called Q. Range 0.5 to 5.
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