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the channel. In addition, each individual band of
EQ has a Filter enable/disable switch (Figure 9-10),
allowing you to enable as few or as many bands as
needed for each individual channel.
Vintage EQ Quick reference
Filter response display: Shows the response curve
for the current settings.
Vertical scale: Lets you zoom the vertical scale of
the filter response display.
Parameter display: Shows the precise numbers of
the parameter you are adjusting (or hovering over
with the arrow cursor). The labels (frequency, gain,
etc.) match the color of the filter being displayed.
When a filter handle is not selected and when the
cursor is not hovering over the display, the
parameter display shows the name of the current
channel being edited (the channel that currently
has the focus), as shown below:
Figure 9-11: When a filter handle is not selected and when the cursor
is not hovering over the display, the parameter display shows the
name of the current channel being edited (the channel that currently
has the focus).
EQ filter: one of five center bands of EQ that can be
independently enabled and programmed.
Filter type: Lets you choose from one of four or five
EQ styles for each independent band of EQ.
Low/High Pass filter: Both a low pass and high pass
filter are supplied with six different slope settings.
Slope: Lets you choose the slope (fall off) charac-
teristics of the low pass and high pass filter.
Q handle: Drag the Q handle lines to graphically
adjust the Q setting for the currently selected filter.
To select the filter, click its filter handle.
Filter handle: Drag this handle to graphically
adjust the filter’s boost/cut and/or frequency.
Composite curve (white line): shows the overall
response curve of the current settings in the
window.
Individual filter curve: Each filter has a color
(indicated by its knobs). When filter curves are
being displayed (the filter curve option is turned
on), each individual filter’s response curve is
displayed in the filter’s color.
Filter display options menu: Provides several
options for controlling the filter display.
Filter enable/disable: Turns the filter on or off.
How the vintage EQ works
The Vintage EQ operates like a standard EQ filter,
but with much more sophisticated processing
algorithms “under the hood”. There are five bands
of EQ, each with their own unique knob color, plus
additional low pass and high pass filters. Each filter
can be set to any center frequency you wish.
Each filter can be independently turned on or off
with the enable/disable button (Figure 9-10). Each
filter can be set to one of four different filter types
(I, II, III or IV). The two top-most filters (orange
and green) provide an extra low and high shelf
setting, in addition to the four standard band
settings. The additional low pass and high pass
filters (lower left) have gray cutoff frequency knobs
and six settings for slope (in octaves/dB).
Frequency response display
The frequency response display at the top of the
window displays the response curve of the current
settings in the window. The (horizontal) frequency
range is from 10 hertz to 20 KHz. The (vertical)
The name of the
channel being
EQ’d.
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- MOTU 896mk3 Hybrid 1
- Contents 3
- Getting Started 5
- 8910111213 7
- Quick Reference: 9
- About the 896mk3 Hybrid 11
- THE 896MK3 HYBRID REAR PANEL 12
- ABOUT THE 896MK3 HYBRID 13
- THE 896MK3 HYBRID FRONT PANEL 14
- 16-BIT AND 24-BIT RECORDING 15
- MIXING AND EFFECTS 15
- INCLUDED SOFTWARE 15
- AUDIODESK 16
- DIGITAL PERFORMER 16
- OTHER HOST AUDIO SOFTWARE 16
- Packing List and 17
- System Requirements 17
- OVERVIEW 19
- INSTALLATION 19
- MOTU AUDIO DRIVER 19
- MOTU AUDIO SETUP 20
- CONNECT THE 896MK3 INTERFACE 21
- Input 48V Pad Trim 24
- CONNECT A FOOT SWITCH 25
- A TYPICAL 896MK3 SETUP 26
- MAKING SYNC CONNECTIONS 28
- SYNCING S/PDIF DEVICES 29
- SYNCING OPTICAL DEVICES 30
- SYNCING AES/EBU DEVICES 30
- ■ Clock source 31
- ■ Sample rate conversion 31
- SYNCING WORD CLOCK DEVICES 33
- SYNCING TO SMPTE TIME CODE 34
- INTERFACES 35
- Using the 39
- 896mk3 Hybrid 39
- MOTU Audio Setup 41
- ‘896MK3 HYBRID’ TAB SETTINGS 42
- MOTU AUDIO SETUP 43
- ‘GENERAL’ TAB SETTINGS 47
- Front Panel Operation 49
- COMPRESSOR 50
- PROGRAMMABLE METERS 51
- PUSH-BUTTON ROTARY ENCODERS 51
- MULTI-FUNCTION LCD DISPLAY 51
- 896MK3 SETUP MENU 52
- AUDIO MENU 53
- CUEMIX MENU 53
- FRONT PANEL OPERATION 54
- FRONT PANEL OPERATION 55
- Figure 6-12: The REVERB menu 56
- INPUTS MENU OUTPUTS MENU 57
- MIXES MENU REVERB MENU 58
- STAND-ALONE OPERATION 58
- PREPARATION 59
- RUN MOTU AUDIO SETUP 59
- REDUCING LATENCY 63
- AUDIO INPUT AND OUTPUT NAMES 63
- 24-BIT OPERATION 65
- Reducing Monitoring Latency 67
- MONITORING LIVE INPUT 68
- ■ Patch thru latency 70
- REDUCING MONITORING LATENCY 72
- CueMix FX 73
- AND REVERB 74
- AND PROCESSING 74
- CUEMIX FX INSTALLATION 75
- CUEMIX FX BASIC OPERATION 75
- THE MIXES TAB 77
- THE INPUTS TAB 79
- THE OUTPUTS TAB 81
- Figure 9-6: The Outputs tab 82
- THE CHANNEL SETTINGS SECTION 83
- Figure 9-10: The EQ tab 85
- The name of the 86
- Control unit range 87
- Slope = 6 91
- Slope = 18 91
- Slope = 36 91
- Figure 9-22: The Meters tab 94
- Figure 9-23: The Reverb tab 95
- THE MONITOR GROUP 96
- DSP METER 97
- SOLO LIGHT 97
- TALKBACK AND LISTENBACK 97
- SHORTCUTS 99
- FILE MENU 99
- EDIT MENU 100
- DEVICES MENU 100
- FFT AND SPECTROGRAM DISPLAY 100
- Pause button 102
- Display options 102
- OSCILLOSCOPE 103
- moves the line marking time 104
- moves the line 104
- Trigger indicator 105
- Trigger menu 105
- Criteria check boxes 105
- Trigger modeWhat it does 106
- Color Status 106
- CUEMIX FX 107
- CUEMIX FX 108
- X-Y PLOT 109
- PHASE ANALYSIS 112
- Figure 9-55: Filters 114
- Polar view 115
- Rectangular 115
- Inverted 115
- CONFIGURATIONS MENU 117
- TALKBACK MENU 117
- PHONES MENU 117
- CONTROL SURFACES MENU 118
- MOTU SMPTE Setup 121
- READER SECTION 122
- GENERATOR SECTION 123
- MOTU SMPTE SETUP 124
- Appendices 125
- Audio I/O reference 127
- Troubleshooting 129
- REPLACING DISCS 130
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT 130
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