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Document authored by: Nicolas Sidi, Adam Hanley, Gustav Sto. Tomas
Software version: 1.0 (11/2012)
 
Special thanks to the Beta Test Team, who were invaluable not just in tracking down bugs, but
in making this a better product.

 

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Summary of Contents for SOLID MIX Series

Page 1: ...Manual...

Page 2: ...sociated logos are registered trademarks of Native Instru ments GmbH Mac Mac OS GarageBand Logic iTunes and iPod are registered trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Window...

Page 3: ...e Str 29 30 D 10997 Berlin Germany www native instruments de USA Native Instruments North America Inc 6725 Sunset Boulevard 5th Floor Los Angeles CA 90028 USA www native instruments com Native Instrum...

Page 4: ...Table of Contents 1 Welcome to SOLID EQ 5 1 1 What Is an Equalizer 5 1 2 The SOLID EQ 7 2 Using the SOLID EQ 8 2 1 The Menu Bar 8 2 2 The Main Interface 10 Table of Contents Solid EQ Manual 4...

Page 5: ...a few Defining the bass content Adding sparkle to vocals Correcting unwanted resonances in your recordings Separating tracks with similar frequency ranges Modifying more frankly or even creatively de...

Page 6: ...Graphic equalizers allow you to change gains for a certain number of fixed frequency bands Most of the time this type of equalizer provides you with a series of vertical gain faders each of them contr...

Page 7: ...his highly acclaimed channel strip This equalizer offers two fully parametric mid range bands and two semi parametric high and low bands and notably recreates the switchable E and G characteristics of...

Page 8: ...ther functions The Menu bar is located at the top of the interface Saving and Deleting Presets To save a preset 1 Click the drop down arrow to the very left of the Menu bar to open the File menu 2 Sel...

Page 9: ...in ing factory presets and one containing user presets By selecting a preset from the User sub menu the list of presets you have saved is brought to the front of the Preset menu and dis played below t...

Page 10: ...le menu also offers the following options Show User preset folder opens a system window in the location of where your presets are saved Here you can rename your presets by changing the file names Open...

Page 11: ...sections hold the following controls Control Description Hz or kHz knob Adjusts the band s center frequency Thus this parameter sets the overall position of that frequency band in the spectrum For the...

Page 12: ...ec trum 6 Curve switch Switches between two characteristics for the overall response curve of the EQ Both settings notably differ by their slope behavior G switch on the left With this setting the LF...

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