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

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EDITING<br />

Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> Edit<br />

The Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> is a 29 band 1/3-octave type ranging<br />

from 31Hz to 20kHz with +/-12dB gain range.<br />

In addition to the Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> an adjustable LoCut,<br />

ranging from Off to 600Hz, is also available.<br />

Example 1<br />

Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> Type Selector<br />

There is big differences in behavior and response between<br />

various industry standard analog graphic <strong>EQ</strong>'s. With the<br />

<strong>EQ</strong> <strong>Station</strong> you now have the option to select the response<br />

type you prefer.<br />

Using the Type Selector you can select between exact<br />

DSP-emulations of main high-end graphic <strong>EQ</strong> types on the<br />

live-market today.<br />

Select between the following types:<br />

• <strong>TC</strong>1128<br />

• Classic960 Narrow-Q<br />

• Classic960 Broad-Q<br />

• Classic27<br />

The <strong>EQ</strong> <strong>Station</strong> will mute all Outputs while shifting to<br />

a different <strong>EQ</strong> type.<br />

Example 2<br />

Behind the four <strong>EQ</strong> types are not only a mapping of the<br />

bandwidth response, but also three basically different ways<br />

of combining 29 <strong>EQ</strong> filters. The <strong>TC</strong>1128 is a parallel<br />

construction, the Classic960 types that are a combination<br />

of parallel and cascaded filters and finally is the Classic27<br />

a fully cascaded filter-structure.<br />

(Read more about the differences and the consequences<br />

of using the various Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> types in the manual<br />

section called: “Graphical <strong>EQ</strong> types in the <strong>EQ</strong> <strong>Station</strong>”)<br />

Basic Operation<br />

• The display graphics show the frequency response for<br />

the graphic <strong>EQ</strong> and the actual settings of the 29 bands.<br />

• Adjustment of Frequency and Gain is done with the<br />

dedicated encoders.<br />

Example 3<br />

• Adjustment of <strong>EQ</strong> type is done with the ADJUST wheel.<br />

Dialing the bandwidth parameter highlights and selects<br />

the bands left and right from the selected frequency,<br />

enabling relative adjustment of several filters at the same<br />

time.<br />

Lo Cut<br />

Range: Off to 600Hz<br />

Lo Cut filter for the Graphic <strong>EQ</strong> section.<br />

Bars - Curve or Bars & Curve<br />

It is possible to view the Graphics <strong>EQ</strong> either as<br />

• Bars (example 1)<br />

• Curve (example 2)<br />

• Bars & Curve (example 3)<br />

Which of these options to use is setup in the Utility menu.<br />

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