Digital Audio Labs Livemix CS-DUO Personal Mixer User Guide - Manual (Page 23)

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ADJUSTING THE CHANNEL HIGH PASS FILTER (HPF)
The High Pass Filter allows you to roll off some of the low frequencies that can lead to muddy
sounding mixes. As a rule of thumb, it is a good idea to have a
HPF on most tracks that do not contribute to the low end of the
mix.
To access the High Pass Filter, PRESS the HPF Settings button
from the Channel EQ screen.
PRESS one of the five HPF frequency choices:
• OFF: HPF bypassed.
• 40Hz: 40Hz or lower will be filtered out. This setting is good
for most instruments.
• 80Hz: 80Hz or lower will be filtered out. This setting will cut
out some 60Hz hum and noise, good for male vocals.
• 150Hz: 150Hz or lower will be filtered out. This is another
good setting for cutting hum. It is also good for many
stringed instruments.
• 250Hz: 250Hz or lower will be filtered out. This is a good
setting for higher pitched instruments and female vocals.
NOTE:
The Channel EQ and HPF
Settings share a page tab.
When on the Channel EQ
page, the HPF Settings
tab will be visible. When
on the HPF Settings page,
the Channel EQ tab will be
visible.