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add the Dateq Vibe to the list of mixers with independent filters.
actually this mixer seems to give 4 filter controls for two channels; a high, band, low, notch, and some other i cant figure out.
this mixer looks quite nice, if it wasnt so cheesy looking and came in rotary id be all over it. anyone have any experience with one of these?
edit for manual info from dataq:
Internal filterbanks
The Vibe has two internal filterbanks. Each fader channel can be
routed to one of the two filterbanks. Besides it is possible to route
one channel to both filterbanks.
These filters make it possible to create the following filters:
• High-pass filters
• Band-pass filters
• Band-notch filters
• Low-pass filters
• Phase-shift filters
The mix controller adjusts the mix between the original signal
(clean) and the processed signal (effect). The freq controller
adjusts the frequency of the selected filter. The frequency
controller ranges from 20Hz up to 20kHz. The Q controller
changes the way the filters react: a low Q will result in a 'slow'
filter; a high Q results in a sharp filter.
Note:
• Some filter settings will cause the filter to block all frequencies. For example a
high-pass filter at 20kHz will pass all frequencies above 20kHz. In fact no audio
can be heard, because frequencies above 20kHz are not audible.
• Selecting a high-pass filter with a very high Q-factor and a low frequency (for
example 60Hz) will result in a boost of the low frequencies. The high Q-factor will
sweep-up the low frequencies (60Hz) before blocking them (20Hz).
• When a band-notch filter is selected with a high Q-factor it is possible that you
can not notice the effect of the filter. This is because only a very small audioband
is blocked.
It is possible to link the frequency-control to the crossfader. In order to do this the
crossfader has to be unused (no channels are routed to the crossfader). The low
frequencies (20Hz) are located at the left end; the high frequencies (20kHz) at the right
end. The freq>xfader button has to be pushed to make this link. The button will illuminate
brightly.
It is also possible to link the frequency control of both filters. When they are linked the
right frequency controller is active. The frequency will be linked automatically when both
controls are linked to the crossfader. When both frequencies are linked the freq link button
illuminates brightly.
One channel can be routed to both filter banks. To do this the crossfader has to be
unused, because it is automatically used to make a crossfade between the two filters.
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Last edited by spit_heron on Feb-28-2006 at 02:55
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