User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Songs
- 3 Transport
- 4 Recording
- 5 Playback and Mixing
- 6 Mastering and Mixdown
- 7 Effects
- 7.1 Automated Fader
- 7.2 Band Effect
- 7.3 Chorus
- 7.4 Compressor
- 7.5 Convolutor
- 7.6 Deesser
- 7.7 Doubler
- 7.8 Dynamics
- 7.9 Echo
- 7.10 EQ
- 7.11 Exciter
- 7.12 Flanger
- 7.13 Guitar Amp
- 7.14 Master Limiter
- 7.15 Multi Effect
- 7.16 Noisegate
- 7.17 Parallel Effect
- 7.18 Phase Inverter
- 7.19 Phaser
- 7.20 Pseudo Stereo
- 7.21 Reverb
- 7.22 Rotor
- 7.23 Saturation
- 7.24 Stereo Effect
- 7.25 Tremolo
- 7.26 Tuner
- 7.27 Vibrato
- 7.28 VST Plugins
- 7.29 DX Plugins
- 7.30 External Sidechain Routing
- 8 MIDI Instruments
- 9 Automation
- 10 Editing
- 10.1 Editing Tracks
- 10.2 Editing Audio Tracks
- 10.3 Vocal Pitch Correction
- 10.4 Editing MIDI Tracks
- 10.5 Editing Notes
- 10.6 Pianoroll Editor
- 10.7 Notation Editor
- 10.8 Drum Editor
- 10.9 Controller Editor
- 10.10 MIDI Pattern Editing
- 10.11 Tempo/Time Signature Editing
- 10.12 Song Editor
- 10.13 Multi MIDI Editor
- 10.14 Multitrack Editing
- 10.15 Chords and Lyrics
- 11 Devices
- 12 Control Surfaces
- 13 Audio and MIDI Files
- 14 Keyboard Shortcuts
- 15 Touchscreens
- 16 Preferences
- 17 Tools
- 18 Miscellaneous
- 19 Requirements
- 20 Troubleshooting
EQ window
Lo Cut
The Lo Cut section is a lo cut filter. The cut off rate can be 6,12 or 18 dB/octave. The cut-off frequency can
be 20 Hz up to 2 kHz.
Bass
The Bass section can be a shelving or bell-type equalizer. Boost/Attenuation can be -12 dB to +12 dB.
Frequency can be 20 Hz to 1 kHz. If the Vintage button is active the equalizer follows the classic Baxandall
curves: cutting low frequencies will be accompanied with a slight boost of the lower-middle range and vice
versa. If the Shelve button is active no dipping or peaking will occur. If the Bell button is active the equalizer
will affect a one octave band only.
Lo Mid
The Lo Mid section is a parametric equalizer. The center frequency can be 50 Hz up to 2 kHz. The
Bandwidth can be 0.05 to 2 octaves. The Gain can be -12 dB to +12 dB. The section is inactive when Gain
is zero (the green indicator will dim).
Hi Mid
The Hi Mid section is a parametric equalizer. The center frequency can be 500 Hz up to 12 kHz. The
Bandwidth can be 0.05 to 2 octaves. The Gain can be -12 dB to +12 dB. The section is inactive when Gain
is zero (the green indicator will dim).
Treble
The Treble section can be a shelving or bell-type equalizer. Boost/Attenuation can be -12 dB to +12 dB.
Frequency can be 1 kHz to 20 kHz. If the Vintage button is active the equalizer follows the classic
Baxandall curves: cutting high frequencies will be accompanied with a slight boost of the upper-middle
range and vice versa. If the Shelve button is active no dipping or peaking will occur. If the Bell button is
active the equalizer will affect a one octave band only.
Hi Cut
The Hi Cut section is a hi cut filter. The cut off rate can be 6,12 or 18 dB/octave. The cut-off frequency can
be 500 Hz up to 20 kHz.
Spectrum Display