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Parametric EQ
This menu is for easy, on screen adjustment of the parametric EQ on input and output channels. The Acapela
16 provides a 4-band parametric equalizer on each input channel, Multi 1 to 4 outputs and Main Mix. All pa-
rameters are adjusted using the data encoders or touch-screen. Users are able to select a boost or cut of up to
18 dB on frequencies between 20 Hz and 20 KHz. The Q of these signals can also be adjusted to give a wider
or narrower band. On the iPad, this is done by touching the on screen plot then using a second finger to slide
away from or towards the plot. To the right of this menu, you'll find the typical channel controls for the selected
mix (fader, solo, pre/post meter, etc.).
PEQ On: This button turns the currently selected
PEQ on and off.
Reset: This button will reset every band of the cur-
rently selected parametric EQ.
Band On/Off: There are 4 bands total on the PEQ.
These can be turned on and off using the numbered
buttons just below the PEQ graph.
Plots: The plots on the PEQ graph can be moved on
screen by simply touching them and moving them to
the desired position.
Settings: At the bottom of the screen, users can view
the current settings for the currently selected PEQ,
including gain, frequency and Q. These can all be
adjusted up and down as necessary.
Parameter 1
Gain
-18 dB to +18 dB
Freq. 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Q 10 to 0.1,
HPF, Shelf
When in desktop mode, hover the cursor over the
setting you wish to change and push the left button
to lower the value and right to increase.
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2 3 4
10 to 0.1 10 to 0.1,
HPF, Shelf
Type: For bands 1 and 4, you can select the type
button to select between a peaking style of EQ, a low
cut, or shelving type of EQ.
Faders: To adjust the level of the currently selected
mix, touch and hold the onscreen virtual fader and
slide your finger up and down the screen.
Pre/Post Button: This adjusts the currently selected
mix's meter between that of a pre-fader and post-
fader meter. This allows you to view the difference
between the incoming input signal and the outgoing
signal.
On/Off: Turn the currently selected mix on and off
using the ON buttons. When turned on, the button
will be illuminated.
Solo: The solo buttons send the currently selected
mix to the Control Room mix. For more solo settings,
users can view the properties within the Control
Room menu.
Left/Right Buttons: Use the left and right arrows to
scroll through the different mixes.
Acapela 16