Huron & SNAP Documentation
Huron & SNAP Documentation Huron & SNAP Documentation
Features Applications Introduction to Equalisation Tools Lake EQ is a graphical equaliser which utilises “drag and drop” parametric filter widgets, combined with massive digital convolution in order to provide precision equalisation of sound signals, with adjustments down to 0.2Hz bandwidth. • Lake Technology’s “optimum phase”, giving the user a control for programming group delay. • The plotting of frequency responses provides visual feedback on the equalisation curve and its accuracy being implemented by the system. • >98dB signal to noise performance. Because of its accuracy Lake EQ can be used in a variety of situations some of these include: • Audio production. • Environment correction. • Forensic audio. • Acoustic research and development. HURON TECHNICAL MANUAL PAGE 253
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Features<br />
Applications<br />
Introduction to Equalisation Tools<br />
Lake EQ is a graphical equaliser which utilises “drag and drop”<br />
parametric filter widgets, combined with massive digital<br />
convolution in order to provide precision equalisation of sound<br />
signals, with adjustments down to 0.2Hz bandwidth.<br />
• Lake Technology’s “optimum phase”, giving the user a<br />
control for programming group delay.<br />
• The plotting of frequency responses provides visual<br />
feedback on the equalisation curve and its accuracy being<br />
implemented by the system.<br />
• >98dB signal to noise performance.<br />
Because of its accuracy Lake EQ can be used in a variety of<br />
situations some of these include:<br />
• Audio production.<br />
• Environment correction.<br />
• Forensic audio.<br />
• Acoustic research and development.<br />
HURON TECHNICAL MANUAL PAGE 253
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