UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual v5.2 - Just Music

High-Mid Frequency
The high-midrange band frequency is selected with the outer ring of the dualconcentric
knob controls. The ring control can be dragged with the mouse, or
click directly on the “silkscreen” text to specify a frequency or disable the
band.
Note: You can also click the midrange symbol below the knob to cycle
through the available values, or shift + click to step back one frequency.
The available high-mid band center frequencies are 1.5kHz, 1.8kHz,
2.2kHz, 2.7kHz, 3.3kHz, 3.9kHz, 4.7kHz, 5.6kHz, 6.8kHz, 8.2kHz, and
OFF. When OFF is specified, the band is disabled. UAD CPU usage is not
reduced when the band is OFF.
High-Mid Q Select
The High Q button switches the response of the high-mid band from
“normal” to a narrower bandwidth for a sharper EQ curve. The band is
in normal mode by default; it’s in high Q mode when the button is
“down” (darker).
Low-Mid Band
The low-midrange band delivers smooth low-mid frequency
peak equalization with a choice of two bandwidths.
The inner knob controls the band gain, and the
outer ring selects the frequency or band disable.
Low-Mid Gain
The equalization gain for the low-midrange band is selected
with the inner knob of the dual-concentric control. The available range
is approximately ±18dB.
Low-Mid Frequency
The low-midrange band frequency is selected with the outer ring of the dualconcentric
knob controls. The ring control can be dragged with the mouse, or
click directly on the “silkscreen” text to specify a frequency or disable the
band.
Note: You can also click the midrange symbol below the knob to cycle
through the available values, or shift + click to step back one frequency.
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