Soundcraft SIGNATURE 16 User Manual

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16, 22, 22MTK User Manual

5.1.1: MONO INPUT CONTROLS

CHANNEL CONTROLS > MONO INPUT CONTROLS

5.1.1: MONO INPUT CONTROLS

HPF 100Hz

Activate the High Pass Filter

The High Pass Filter (HPF) is an 18dB/Octave ﬁlter that attenuates frequencies below 100Hz. This can be useful for

ﬁltering out low 'rumble' from microphones aected by extremely low trac noise, air ﬂow, and so on.

USB RTN (22MTK only)

Enable the USB Return function

When active, the audio on USB channel 'n' (where 'n' is the console channel number) will replace the analogue

inputs post-gain (pre HPF / EQ) and the analogue audio path will be broken. Please see section 7 for more details.

Adjusttheboost/attenuationofthehighfrequencyshelvinglter

The HF shelving ﬁlter has a ﬁxed frequency of 12kHz. Frequencies above this will be boosted or attenuated

depending on the control setting. With this Sapphyre asymmetric EQ, there is a small boost at the ﬁlter frequency

on cut and a small cut on boost. See section 1.02 for more detail.

HMF/LMF Level

Adjusttheboost/attenuationoftheHigh-andLow-Midbell-typelters

This will adjust the gain or attenuation of the audio band, centred according to the corresponding frequency con-

trols. This is an asymmetric EQ, so boost has a wide bandwidth (low Q), and cut has a narrow bandwidth (High

Q). See section 1.0.2 for more detail.

HMF/LMF Frequency

AdjustthecentrefrequenciesoftheHigh-MidandLow-Midbell-typelters

The Signature HMF and LMF EQ bands are bell-type, semi-parametric ﬁlters. This control adjusts the centre fre-

quency of those bell shapes between 400Hz (approximately G3) and 8kHz (approximately B8) for the HMF Filter,

and between 80Hz (approximately D#1) and 2kHz (approximately B6) for the LMF ﬁlter.

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