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CHAPTER 7: Acadia: Audio Channels in Consoles
Anatomy of the EQ Area
EQ Edit button
EQ toggle
Phase toggle
Gain faders
EQ Type
Figure 7.10: EQ area in the Console Window
The EQ area, once enabled, includes the
following items:
EQ Edit button: Click this button to
open the EQ Window, where you can
disable and enable individual EQ
bands, specify the EQ type for each
band, and view the EQ curve.
EQ Toggle button: Turns on and off
the EQ for the audio channel.
The EQ toggle is duplicated in the
EQ Window, changing it in either
location updates the other. The EQ
Window also has independent toggles
for each EQ band.
Phase Toggle button: When clicked,
this button inverts the “phase” for the
audio channel. For an explanation,
please see Phase (pg. 54).
Gain faders: These faders adjust the
Gain for each of the four EQ bands.
Gain faders are only displayed if the
EQ band is enabled and set to Low
Shelf, Parametric, or High Shelf. Gain
faders are not available if an EQ band
is set to either Low Cut or High Cut.
The Gain faders are also displayed in
the EQ Window. Changing the Gain
value in either location, updates the
other.
EQ Type: These graphics indicate
the type of EQ used for each band,
which include...
Figure 7.11: EQ Window
For a complete explanation of the
components in the EQ Window,
please see Chapter 9: Acadia: EQ
Window.
A band’s EQ type can only be
changed from the EQ Window.
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