How do I use the EQ?
The EQ is a three-band equalizer that affects your final stereo mix. It's located in Mixer mode and shapes the overall sound before it reaches the master output.
Accessing the EQ
Press Mixer, then press T2 to enter EQ mode.
EQ Controls
The four encoders control different frequency bands:
- Blue encoder: Low frequencies (bass)
- Green encoder: Mid frequencies
- White encoder: High frequencies (treble)
- Orange encoder: EQ amount (how much the EQ affects the sound)
Turn the orange encoder counter-clockwise to reduce the EQ effect or bypass it completely for a clean signal. Turn it clockwise to increase the EQ's impact on your mix.
Using the EQ
Adjust each band by turning its encoder clockwise to boost or counter-clockwise to cut that frequency range. The EQ processes the combined output of all four tape tracks, so any changes affect your entire mix.
The EQ sits between the mixer and the master effect in the signal chain, so your EQ adjustments will also affect how the master effect processes your sound.