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7.
Use the equalizer (EQ) HI/LO knobs of each channel to adjust the tone.
Turning the equalizer (EQ) HI knob toward the right will emphasize the high-frequency portion of
the sound, and turning it toward the left will de-emphasize this range.
Turning the equalizer (EQ) LO knob toward the right will emphasize the low-frequency portion of
the sound, and turning it toward the left will de-emphasize this range.
To make the CD sound more powerful
To make the CD sound more brilliant
To minimize the "hiss" noise of a cassette tape
To minimize the background noise entering a mic
8.
If you are recording, use the master volume fader to adjust the volume.
You can create a fade-in by slowly raising the fader upward from the minimum position, or a fade-
out by slowly lowering the fader down to the minimum position.
fig.HINT
It is effective to use a fade-in when you start recording, and a fade-out when you finish recording.
Effect Operation
Turn the equalizer (EQ) LO knob toward the right
Turn the equalizer (EQ) HI knob toward the right
Turn the equalizer (EQ) HI knob toward the left
Turn the equalizer (EQ) LO knob toward the left
Mixing
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