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594| Audio Outputs
Programming the Master effects
> Use the IN/OUT indicators to check the level of the audio entering and coming
out of the MaxxAudio® processor. Be sure the indicators never go to the red area
(since this means distortion).
> Use the virtual sliders to increase or decrease the level of the corresponding
parameter.
If the input level is too high, decrease the level of the Sounds, Styles, Songs that
are playing. Check the level of the
Finalizer effect in the Home > Menu > Mixer/
FX section.
If the output level is too high, decrease the level of the various MaxxAudio® con-
trols (in particular, the Volume control).
MaxxBass
MaxxBass is for low frequency response beyond what your loudspeakers can de-
liver. You will hear low frequencies as much as 1.5 octaves below the limits of your
loudspeakers.
MaxxBass isolates the low bass frequencies that can’t be reproduced by the loud-
speakers. The low frequencies are analyzed to create a complex set of higher
frequency harmonics, which the loudspeakers can reproduce.
These harmonics are added back to the rest of the audio, replacing the original
low frequencies. Your loudspeakers then reproduce the harmonic series, which
are perceived by the brain as the original low frequencies. Finally, MaxxBass uses
dynamic compression to focus and clarify the lower frequencies.
The result is a larger, more powerful sound, with extended bass response up to 1.5
octaves below the roll-off frequency of the loudspeaker.
MaxxTreble
MaxxTreble is for enhanced high frequencies; it is ideal for one-way driver sys-
tems.
Using technologies originally developed for Waves own audio plug-ins, MaxxTreble
is a non-linear dynamic processor that enhances high frequency response, deliv-
ering a clean and pleasant high end, while minimizing distortion.
Using MaxxTreble technology you will be able to deliver louder, crisper and better
dened high end without having to worry about clipping or peak-limiting.
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