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HIGH PASS FILTER (HPF) SETTINGS:

A high-pass lter is a special type of EQ that lets the

high-frequencies pass through your mix unaffected,

but lters away the low frequencies. A high-pass lter

can is a very useful feature in a monitor mixer, for

different scenarios:

• Makes your personal mix sound more clear and

intelligible, because it generally reduces the low-

end rumble that can make things hard to hear.

• Some examples of monitoring equipment that

may benet would include in-ear monitors or

headphones that have too high a bass-response,

inexpensive stage monitors that may have

mufed sounding audio, or any connected stage monitor that uses a smaller diameter speaker

that struggles and distorts when attempting to play very low frequencies.

By only sending the stage monitor or headphones the frequencies they can handle well, and

ltering out the lower frequencies that are below their advertised frequency response, your monitors

can work more efciently, and not strain trying to reproduce frequencies they are not meant to

reproduce.

You may also nd that applying a 80Hz to 120Hz High Pass Filter to oor monitors with help clean up

your master audience mix.

PRESS one of the four HPF frequency choices on the screen to select the specic HPF frequency that

sounds best to you. Choices include:

1. OFF: No High-Pass lter is applied and your mix will pass through the full frequency range.

2. 40Hz: Only the very lowest frequencies, 40Hz or lower, will be ltered out

3. 80Hz: A larger amount of lower frequencies, 80Hz or lower, will be ltered out

4. 120Hz: The largest amount of lowest frequencies, everything from 120Hz or lower, will be

ltered out

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