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The EQ module features 16 different filter shapes, each one belonging to one of the following

Double-click on a node to reset the Gain and Q/Slope to their default values.

Hold the Command (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) modifier key to make fine value adjustments.

Hold the Shift modifier key to make coarse value adjustments.

Select a node and use Alt/Option+Left Arrow Key to decrease the bandwidth or use Alt/Option+Right.

Hover the cursor over the node and use the mousewheel to adjust the Q/Slope value.Double-click on the Q/Slope value readout and manually enter a Q/Slope value in the inline edit field.Click and drag the node handles away from the node to increase the bandwidth.Click and drag the node handles toward the node to decrease the bandwidth.The Q/Slope of an EQ band can be adjusted using the following methods: The EQ module includes an Alt-Solo feature that allows frequency bands to be played back in isolation withoutĪlt-Solo can be enabled by holding the Alt/option key when clicking anywhere in the EQ spectrum to solo theįrequencies surrounding the location of the click. Use the delete or backspace key to remove all selected nodes. Click and drag over nodes in the EQ spectrum panel to select multiple nodes.Select a node and click the x button in the band controls panel to remove it.Use Command+Return (Mac) or Control+Return (Windows) to add a new node to the center of the EQ spectrum.īands can be removed from the EQ using the following methods:.

Double-click and drag to quickly position the node in the location of the click, and drag it to a new.

Double-click anywhere in the EQ spectrum display to add and position a new node in the location of the.

Click and drag on the + button to quickly add a node and drag it to a new position.

Single-click to place a new node in the location of the click.

Click on the + button that appears when hovering the mouse cursor over the white composite.

Interactionsīands can be added to the EQ using the following methods: Harmonic frequency content changing over time, and Dynamic Gain mode for dynamicallyĪdjusting the gain of a filter in response to the input signal. Each band includes 16 different filter shapes and two program dependent processing modes:ĭynamic Frequency mode for dynamically updating the frequency of a filter in response to Nectar 3 includes two EQ modules with support for adding up to 24 highlyĬustomizable bands. An equalizer can be used to enhance the tone and character of a vocal track by adjusting the level of