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Proel <strong>Sound</strong> <strong>Processor</strong>s User Manual<br />

Using “Utility” menu you can copy channel A settings to channel B (“Copy channel A to B”) and<br />

vice versa (“Copy channel B to A”).<br />

2) Channel option section<br />

Using this section boxes you can “Link Channel A and B”, and to activate “Bypass” to deactivate<br />

the equalizer on both channels.<br />

3) Preset section<br />

Using this section you can select Factory Presets (from 1 to 16) as well as User Presets (from 17<br />

to 32).<br />

Using<br />

Selecting a User preset which hasn’t been initialized yet (Empty) the program will ask for an<br />

association with a preset saved on PC, asking for automatic opening of “Load Preset” function.<br />

You can scroll through presets using arrows keys. Pressing the “Confirm” key you confirm the<br />

operation, thus recalling the preset.<br />

4) Channel A/ Channel B<br />

Using the channel select section, you can select the window for channel A or the window for<br />

channel B.<br />

5) Equalization display<br />

This section graphically displays which kind of equalization we’re applying to our signal for the<br />

selected channel.<br />

6) Low Pass & High Pass Filters section<br />

In this section you can apply to selected channel a High Pass and a Low Pass filter. You can<br />

select these filter slope by using the dialog box “Slope”.<br />

7) Delay section<br />

You can apply a delay line to equalizer signal using these two virtual faders. “Adj” is for coarse<br />

setting, while “Fine” is for detailed setting.<br />

8) Mute / Set Graphic / Flat EQ<br />

“Mute” box allows to mute the unit.<br />

“Set Graphic” box allows you to transform the parametric equalizer in graphic equalizer.<br />

“Flat EQ” restore all filters settings to “0” value.<br />

9) Virtual sliders for equalizer frequencies<br />

When the slider is at its central position, boost/cut is equal to “0”. Raising each slider value the<br />

frequency will be boost, lowering the slider value the frequency will be cut.<br />

10) Parametric Equalizer Frequency and Q values<br />

Selecting the parametric equalizer mode, in this section upper dialog boxes you can select filter<br />

frequency, while lower dialog boxes can be used to select the “Q” value.<br />

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