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EQ Station Manual v. 2.01 sw. 220 English - TC Electronic

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EDIT CONTROL<br />

A yellow dot in the top of the display indicates when max.<br />

settings are reached. This typically occurs when a<br />

combination of adjustments on a specific band are made in<br />

both the Global window and on an individual channel.<br />

Copy Paste function<br />

Example:<br />

The 1kHz band is boosted 7dB via the All page but was<br />

previously boosted 6dB via the regular channel page. As<br />

the two boosts added gives a 13dB boost which is 1dB<br />

more than the possible 12dB, a yellow dot in the top of the<br />

band (see illustration) indicates this situation.<br />

Group Graphic <strong>EQ</strong><br />

The Copy/Paste function is very useful for quickly moving<br />

channel settings from one channel to another. This is e.g.<br />

useful when one channel is adjusted in a monitor-mix<br />

setup, and these settings then should be used as starting<br />

point on other channels before further refinement of these.<br />

The Group functionality is similar to the Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> ALL<br />

channels adjust function, except that it is here possible to<br />

make a pre-defined group of channels instead of adjusting<br />

all channels.<br />

The Group is selected on available channels in the device.<br />

If in a network, a group can be made among all possible 64<br />

channels.<br />

Flat All - Flat Group<br />

A flatten all function in both the All and Group functionality<br />

is available.<br />

• Press COPY + PASTE simultaneously<br />

• Press OK to confirm<br />

Basic Operation<br />

• Select channel and processing block and press the Copy<br />

button.<br />

• Select the channel you want to paste into, with the<br />

Channel wheel.<br />

• Press Paste and OK to confirm. The transfer of settings<br />

is now done.<br />

It is possible to copy/paste following:<br />

• Select Channel edit view to copy/paste the entire<br />

channel processing settings including. all <strong>EQ</strong>'s, Limiter<br />

and Delay.<br />

• Select Parametric <strong>EQ</strong> edit view to copy/paste the<br />

parametric <strong>EQ</strong> block.<br />

• Select Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> edit view to copy/paste the graphic<br />

<strong>EQ</strong> block.<br />

• Select Dynamic <strong>EQ</strong> edit view to copy/paste the dynamic<br />

<strong>EQ</strong> block.<br />

What is copied<br />

it is always the current view that is copied.<br />

When in the “All” display, all settings for the entire channel<br />

is copied. not just the settings on the All page, but also<br />

settings for the Parametric, Graphic and Dynamic <strong>EQ</strong>s.<br />

This also goes, no matter if the different <strong>EQ</strong> sections are<br />

active or not.<br />

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