Vision and Studio Vision Pro Version 4.1 Manual ... - House of Synth

PART 3: The Acadia Audio System
You can have multiple EQ Windows open
at the same time. Option-click another
EQ Edit button from the Console Window
to display that channel’s EQ settings in
the current EQ Window—this helps you
cut down on the proliferation of open
windows.
The title bar of each EQ Window displays
the name of the assigned audio channel.
For instance, the name of the window in
Figure 9.2 is “EQ for Audio-1.”
You can leave EQ Windows open while
Vision plays, auditioning different EQ
templates and tweaking EQ parameters as
desired.
Figure 9.2: EQ Window
Following is a description of the components
in the EQ Window:
EQ toggle (main): Click on this
button to turn the EQ on and off for
the displayed audio channel. This
toggle button is duplicated in the EQ
area of the Console Window.
In addition to the main EQ toggle,
each of the four EQ bands have their
own toggle. In order for an individual
EQ band to be heard, both its toggle
and the main toggle must be on.
Template Functions pop-up: Use
this pop-up menu to save, copy, and
paste EQ settings (see page 71 for
details).
Template pop-up: Use this pop-up
menu to select from your list of saved
EQ templates (see page 70 for
details).
Channel: Specifies the audio channel
(Audio Instrument, hardware input or
output, or bus) being processed by
the EQ.
EQ Panel (1-4): Determines the EQ
type and parameter settings for each
EQ band, and whether the band is on
or off. For a complete explanation,
see EQ Panel (pg. 69).
EQ Curve: Displays the frequency
response for all four bands of EQ for
the assigned audio channel.
Frequency is plotted on the x (horizontal)
axis and amplitude on the y
(vertical) axis.
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