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been RIAA encoded (for example, the signal on a phonograph disc). This filter type would be selected
if you need to decode the output of a phonograph player that is directly connected to the inputs of
your interface, with the use of an external RIAA phono preamp. Only one band of EQ should be set
to RIAA on a channel as using the filter twice will not provide useful results.

Master Parameters:

Enable

{Off, On}

Enables the EQ block. When disabled, the EQ (including the master gain) is hard-bypassed, and
does not consume DSP power.

Gain

[-80, 10] dB

Master gain applied to the signal at the output of the EQ block. Since the EQ is implemented as a
high-resolution floating point process, you can bring the output signal of the EQ out of any degree
of clipping using this parameter.

Master Bypass

{On, Off}

Disables the EQ block. When disabled, the EQ (including the master gain) is hard-bypassed, and
does not consume DSP power.

Per-filter Parameters:

Enable

{Off, On}

Enables the band. When disabled, the band is hard-bypassed.

Gain

[-24, 24] dB

Sets the parameteric gain on the EQ band. For peaking filters, this is the gain at the peak of the
band. For shelving filters, this is the gain at the extreme limit of the filter. This parameter is ignored
for the high and low pass filter types as well as the bandpass filter type.

Frequency

[20, 22k] Hz

Sets the characteristic frequency of the filter band.

Bandwidth

[0.01, 2.5] Oct

Sets the bandwidth of the filter band in octaves.

Type

{Peaking/Parametric, Low Shelf, Hi Shelf, Hi Cut, Low Cut, Band Pass, RIAA}

Chooses the type of filter that is applied for the band.