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DigiRack Plug-ins Guide94Dynamics IIIDynamics III provides three modules: • Compressor/Limiter• Expander/Gate• De-EsserThe features of these plug-ins

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 95ChorusChorus adds a shimmering quality to audio ma-terial by combining a time-delayed, pitch-shifted copy of

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide96FlangerThe Flanger animates and adds a swirling, mov-ing quality to audio material by combing a time-delayed copy of an audio

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 97Multi-Tap DelayThe Multi-Tap Delay adds up to four indepen-dently-controllable delays or taps to the origina

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide98To accommodate for this, place the region in a track, and select the desired audio plus an amount of blank space at the end o

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 99InvertThe Invert plug-in reverses the polarity of se-lected audio. Positive sample amplitude values are made

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide100Selecting Audio Delay ProcessingBecause AudioSuite Delay adds additional mate-rial (a delay tap) to the end of selected audi

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 101GainThe Gain plug-in boosts or lowers a selected re-gion’s amplitude by a specific amount. Use it to smooth

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide102To create an audio region using the Signal Generator plug-in:1 Make a selection in the Tracks window.2 Choose AudioSuite &

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 103Use the Ratio, Crossfade, Min Pitch, and Accu-racy controls to fine-tune the Time Compres-sion/Expansion pr

Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration 5chapter 2Installation and ConfigurationInstalling Plug-insThe Digidesign DigiRack plug-ins are installed when

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide104Pitch ShiftThe Pitch Shift plug-in adjusts the pitch of any source audio file with or without a change in its duration. This

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 105Accuracy Sets the processing resources allocated to audio quality (Sound) or timing (Rhythm). Set the slide

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide106Audio Use the controls in the Audio section to select the most appropriate time compression and expansion algorithm (mode) f

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 107The range pop-up menu is unavailable in Rhyth-mic mode and Varispeed mode.GainThe Audio Gain control attenu

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide108number you typed. This is especially useful for typing post production pull up and pull down factors (see “Post Production P

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 109When Rhythmic is selected as the Audio Type, the Transient section provides controls for set-ting the trans

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide110PitchThe Pitch section provides controls for pitch shifting the selected audio. Use the Pitch control to transpose the pitch

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 111AudioSuite Input ModesTime Shift supports the Pro Tools AudioSuite Input Mode selector for use on mono or m

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide112Processing AudioTime Shift lets you change the time and pitch of selected audio independently or concurrently. To change the

Chapter 8: Elastic Audio Plug-ins 113chapter 8Elastic Audio Plug-insElastic Audio Plug-in ParametersPro Tools provides several TCE algorithms for real

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide6“Organize Plug-in Menus By” OptionFlat List Organizes plug-ins in a single list, in al-phabetical order.Category Organizes plu

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide114Track Selector Accesses any other audio track in the session.Plug-in Selector Lets you select any Elastic Audio plug-in or d

Chapter 8: Elastic Audio Plug-ins 115FollowSelecting the Follow option enables an envelope follower that simulates the original acoustics of the audio

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide116MonophonicThe Monophonic plug-in is best suited to monophonic material where you want to keep the formant relationships inta

Chapter 8: Elastic Audio Plug-ins 117QualitySelect either Maximum or Low (Faster) from the Quality pop-up menu. Maximum is the slowest processing algo

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide1183 From the track’s Elastic Audio Plug-in pop-up menu, select Real-Time Processing or Rendered Processing for Real-Time or R

Chapter 8: Elastic Audio Plug-ins 119Elastic Audio Plug-in Button Displays the name of the selected Elastic Audio plug-in. Click the Elastic Audio Plu

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide120Pro Tools is very aggressive with its transient de-tection in order to detect every possible audio event. Consequently, it i

Chapter 8: Elastic Audio Plug-ins 121To set an Elastic Audio track to Real-Time or Rendered:1 Click the track’s Elastic Audio Plug-in selector.2 Fro

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide122Elastic PropertiesEach region on an Elastic Audio–enabled track has specific Elastic Audio properties (such as tempo, meter,

Chapter 8: Elastic Audio Plug-ins 123Source Length (Tick-Based Tracks Only)The Source Length property displays the length of the region based on the s

Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration 7When a plug-in becomes a favorite, it is still shown in plug-in category and/or manufacturer sub-menus (if e

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide124TCE FactorThe TCE Factor property displays the percentage of change applied to the source file. On tick-based tracks, this p

Chapter 8: Elastic Audio Plug-ins 125Elastic Audio PreferencesPro Tools provides several preferences for Elastic Audio that determine which Elastic Au

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Chapter 9: Plug-in Settings 127chapter 9Plug-in SettingsUsing the LibrarianThe Settings Librarian makes it easy to create your own library of plug-in

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide128Paste Settings Pastes settings copied with the Copy Settings command.Import Settings Imports a settings file from a lo-catio

Chapter 9: Plug-in Settings 129Managing SettingsUse the Settings pop-up menu to manage set-tings.To save a setting: 1 Choose Save Settings from the S

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide130To create a settings subfolder:1 From the Settings pop-up menu, choose Save Settings.2 Click the New Folder button and typ

Chapter 9: Plug-in Settings 131To change plug-in settings using the Plug-in Settings dialog:1 Click the Settings Select button.2 Do one of the follo

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide132DigiBase and Plug-in Settings FilesDigiBase browsers recognize plug-ins settings files (.txf) as a known Type and lets you d

Chapter 9: Plug-in Settings 133Dragging and Dropping Plug-in Settings FilesYou can insert a plug-in with a specific plug-in settings file, as well as

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Chapter 10: Using ReWire with Pro Tools 135chapter 10Using ReWire with Pro ToolsPro Tools supports ReWire version 2.0 technol-ogy developed by Propell

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide136Figure 1. Audio and MIDI signal flow between Pro Tools and a ReWire client application (Reason shown)Audio from ReWire clien

Chapter 10: Using ReWire with Pro Tools 137 ReWire Requirements To use the ReWire plug-in, you will need: • A Digidesign-qualified Pro Tools system• R

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide 138 Using ReWire The ReWire plug-in is installed when you install Pro Tools. All inter-application communica-tions between Pr

Chapter 10: Using ReWire with Pro Tools 139 6 In the Mix window, click the track’s MIDI Out-put selector a and select the ReWire client appli-catio

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide 140 To record MIDI from a ReWire client application in Pro Tools: 1 In Pro Tools, create a new MIDI track. 2 From the tra

Chapter 10: Using ReWire with Pro Tools 141 Playing Back MIDI Continuous Controller Data Over ReWire Once you have recorded MIDI CC data from the ReW

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide 142 Looping Playback Because Pro Tools does not offer separate loop markers as found in other third party applica-tions such

Appendix A: DSP Requirements for TDM Plug-ins 143appendix aDSP Requirements for TDM Plug-insThe number of TDM plug-ins you can use at one time depends

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 9chapter 3Working with Real-Time Plug-insReal-time plug-ins process audio nondestruc-tively in real time. T

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide144Mono and Stereo DigiRack Plug-ins on HD CardsThe following table compares the maximum number of instances of each DigiRack T

Appendix A: DSP Requirements for TDM Plug-ins 145Multi-Mono and Multi-Channel DigiRack Plug-insPlug-ins used in multi-mono format on greater-than-ster

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide146“Partial” indicates that a single instance of the multi-mono plug-in is sharing more than 1 DSP chip.* Instance counts are p

Appendix B: DSP Delays Incurred by TDM Plug-ins 147appendix bDSP Delays Incurred by TDM Plug-insVirtually all TDM plug-ins incur some amount of signal

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide148Mod Delay I/II (medium)4Mod Delay I/II (long)4Mod Delay II (extra long)4Dither4POW-r Dither4Time Adjuster4Signal Generator4S

Index 149Numerics7 Band, 2–4 Band, or 1 Band (EQ III) 43AAccuracy control 103, 105adjusting plug-in parameterscomputer keyboard 41keyboard shortcuts 4

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide150clipping 18closing multiple plug-in windows 20Coarse & Fine controls 104Compare button 18compensating for DSP delays 147

Index 151Ffavorites 6Feedback control 87, 95, 96, 97File Mode selector 33Fine control 88Flanger plug-in 96flattening a track 99Frequency control 81Fre

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide152Leq(A) 84level meters 85Lissajous in PhaseScope 83multichannel SurroundScope 82Nordic 86Peak 86Peak + RMS 86peak hold option

Index 153removing 16post-disk inserts 15POW-r Dither plug-in 60Pre-delay control 63pre-fader inserts 15preferencesPlug-in Controls Default to Auto-Ena

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide10DSP Sharing Between TDM Plug-insWith Digidesign’s MultiShell™ II technology, different types of TDM plug-ins can share the sa

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide154Signal Present Indicator 87SignalToolslevel meters 85Size control 62Slap Delay plug-in 79Sound Field 6Source and Destination

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Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 11RTAS ProcessorsThe RTAS Processors setting determines the number of processors in your computer allo-cate

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide12RTAS Error SuppressionYou should only enable RTAS error suppression if you are experiencing frequent RTAS errors that are int

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 13The Minimize Additional I/O Latency option is only available if the Ignore Errors During Play-back/Record

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DigiRack Plug-ins Guide14TimeAdjuster You can compensate for TDM or RTAS plug-in-induced delays by using the TimeAdjuster plug-in. This plug-in lets y

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 15Plug-ins as InsertsReal-time plug-ins are available as in-line inserts on audio tracks, Auxiliary Inputs,

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide16dem. You can unlink controls for independent adjustment using the Master Link button. See “Linking and Unlinking Controls on

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 17Configuring Plug-ins During PlaybackYou can change, add, or remove real-time plug-ins and hardware inserts

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide18The Plug-in WindowThe Plug-in window appears whenever you click a plug-in Insert button on a track. This floating window lets

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 19Target Button When multiple Plug-in windows are open, clicking this button selects that plug-in as the ta

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide20Tempo Sync Enables compatible plug-ins to au-tomatically synchronize to the session tempo, for rhythmic delay, echo, and simi

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 21To choose a different insert: Click the Insert Position selector and choose an insert from the pop-up me

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide22Clip IndicatorsMany plug-ins provide meters that let you see when the processed signal is clipping.In addition to clipping di

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 23Using a Key Input for External Side-Chain ProcessingTo use a key input for external side-chain processing

Contents iii contents Chapter 1. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide24To utilize Tempo Sync:1 Insert a plug-in that supports Tempo Sync, such as the DigiRack Mod Delay II. 2 Click the Tempo Syn

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 25Enabling Plug-in Parameters for Automation To enable plug-in controls for automation: 1 Open the Plug-in

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide26To automate a plug-in:1 In the Automation Enable window, make sure plug-in automation is enabled.2 Select an Automation mod

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 27Instrument Plug-insInstrument plug-ins are unique from other plug-ins in that they generate audio by synt

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide28Voice Usage and Total Latency for RTAS Plug-insWith Pro Tools HD, the initial insert of an RTAS plug-in may cause additional

Chapter 3: Working with Real-Time Plug-ins 29Limitations for Inserting or Removing Plug-ins During PlaybackWhen playing back tracks containing RTAS pl

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Chapter 4: Working with AudioSuite Plug-ins 31chapter 4Working with AudioSuite Plug-insAudioSuite plug-ins differ from TDM and RTAS plug-ins in that t

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide32Reverse Rewrites selected audio in reverse.DC Offset Removal Recognizes and removes DC offset from audio files.Signal Generato

Chapter 4: Working with AudioSuite Plug-ins 33Region List Applies AudioSuite processing only to regions currently selected in the Audio Re-gions List.

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide iv Chapter 5. Adjusting Plug-in Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide34Create Continuous File Processes the selected re-gions nondestructively and creates a new audio file consisting of the select

Chapter 4: Working with AudioSuite Plug-ins 35PreviewThe Preview button lets you audition the effect of a plug-in before you process the audio. By ad-

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide36Undoing AudioSuite ProcessingIf you have processed an audio selection nonde-structively, the Undo and Redo commands let you u

Chapter 4: Working with AudioSuite Plug-ins 37Stereo Mode Processes each contiguous pair of channels within a selected region as a stereo track. When

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide38To configure the AudioSuite Buffer Size:1 Choose Setup > Preferences.2 Click Processing.3 Select an AudioSuite Buffer Si

Chapter 4: Working with AudioSuite Plug-ins 39Using AudioSuite Plug-insAudioSuite plug-ins can be applied to whole re-gions, partial regions, or selec

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide403 Adjust the plug-in controls for the effect you want. These settings determine how the file is processed and what effect the

Chapter 5: Adjusting Plug-in Controls 41chapter 5Adjusting Plug-in ControlsAdjusting Plug-in ControlsYou can adjust plug-in controls by dragging the c

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide42To change control values with a computer keyboard:1 Click the text box corresponding to the con-trol that you want to adjust

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 43chapter 6DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-insEQ IIIThe EQ III Plug-in provides a high-qualit

Contents v Time Compression/ Expansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Pitch Shift .

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide447 Band EQ and 2–4 Band EQ The 7 Band EQ is available in TDM, RTAS, and AudioSuite formats. The 2–4 Band EQ is avail-able in T

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 45Dragging in the Frequency Graph DisplayYou can adjust the following by dragging the control poin

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide46Using a Control SurfaceEQ III can be controlled from any supported control surface, including Digidesign’s D-Control, D-Comma

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 47EQ Band ControlsThe individual EQ bands on each EQ III config-uration have some combination of t

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide48Frequency Graph Display(7 Band EQ and 2–4 Band EQ Only)The Frequency Graph display in the 7 Band EQ and the 2–4 Band EQ shows

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 497 Band EQThe 7 Band EQ has the following available bands: High-Pass/Low Notch, Low-Pass/High Not

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide50High-Pass/Low NotchThe High-Pass/Notch band is switchable be-tween High-Pass Filter and Notch EQ functions. By default, this

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 51Low Shelf/Low PeakThe Low Shelf/Peak band is switchable between Low Shelf EQ and Low Peak EQ fun

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide52Low-Mid PeakThe Low-Mid Peak band boosts or cuts frequen-cies centered around the Frequency setting. The width of the band is

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 53High-Mid PeakThe High-Mid Peak band boosts or cuts frequen-cies centered around the Frequency se

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DigiRack Plug-ins Guide542–4 Band EQThe 2–4 Band EQ uses the same plug-in window as the 7 Band EQ, but on the 2–4 Band EQ, but a limited number of the

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 551 Band EQThe 1 Band EQ may be set to any one of six EQ types: High-Pass, Notch, High-Shelf, Low-

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide56High-Shelf EQThe High-Shelf EQ boosts or cuts frequencies at and above the Frequency setting. The amount of boost or cut is d

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 57Automating EQ III ControlsAll EQ III plug-in controls can be automated in Pro Tools. To automate

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide58ClickThe Click plug-in creates an audio click during session playback that you can use as a tempo ref-erence when performing

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 59Automatically Create Click Track In New SessionsTo have Pro Tools automatically create a click t

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide6020-bit Recommended for output to digital de-vices that support a full 20-bit recording data path, such the Sony PCM-9000 opti

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 61Noise ShapingNoise shaping can further improve audio perfor-mance and reduce perceived noise inh

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide62Clip IndicatorThe Clip Indicator shows if clipping has oc-curred. It is a clip-hold indicator. If clipping oc-curs at any tim

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 63DiffusionDiffusion sets the degree to which initial echo density increases over time. High setti

Chapter 1: Introduction 1 chapter 1 Introduction Plug-ins are special-purpose software compo-nents that provide additional signal processing and othe

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide64Adjusting Dynamics III ControlsYou can adjust Dynamics III plug-in controls by clicking and dragging the control’s slider or

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 65Enabling ButtonsTo enable a button, click it.Using a Control SurfaceDynamics III can be controll

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide66Gain Reduction MeterThe Gain Reduction meter indicates the amount the input signal is attenuated (in dB) and shows different

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 67Use this graph as a visual guideline to see how much dynamics processing you are applying.The Co

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide68Compressor/Limiter IIIThe Compressor/Limiter plug-in applies either compression or limiting to audio material, de-pending on

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 69Compressor/Limiter III ControlsThis section describes controls for the Compres-sor/Limiter plug-

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide70AttackThe Attack control sets the attack time, or the rate at which gain is reduced after the input sig-nal crosses the thres

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 71GainThe Gain control lets you boost overall output gain to compensate for heavily compressed or

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide72Expander/Gate III ControlsThis section describes controls for the Ex-pander/Gate plug-in.Input/Output Level MetersThe Input a

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 73RatioThe Ratio control sets the amount of expansion. For example, if this is set to 2:1, it will

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide 2 RTAS Plug-ins RTAS (Real-Time AudioSuite) plug-ins provide features and functionality similar to their TDM counterparts, b

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide74De-Esser IIIThe De-Esser reduces sibilants and other high frequency noises that can occur in vocals, voice-overs, and wind in

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 75The clip indicators at the top of each meter indi-cate clipping at the input or output stage of

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide76Use this graph as a visual guideline to see how much dynamics processing you are applying at different points in the frequenc

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 77Side-Chain ListenWhen enabled, this control lets you listen to the internal or external side-cha

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide78Using an External Key Input for Side-Chain ProcessingTo use a filtered or unfiltered external key input to trigger dynamics pro

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 79Mod Delay IIThere are five different Mod Delay II plug-ins, capable of different maximum delay t

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide80Tempo Sync Tempo Sync provides a direct con-nection between session tempo and plug-in pa-rameters that support MIDI Beat Cloc

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 81Multichannel Mod Delay IIThe Tempo and Meter controls are linked on multichannel versions of Mod

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide82SurroundScope(Pro Tools HD Only)SurroundScope is a plug-in that provides sur-round metering for multichannel track types from

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 83PhaseScopePhaseScope is a multichannel metering plug-in that provides signal level and phase inf

Chapter 1: Introduction 3Conventions Used in This GuideAll Digidesign guides use the following conven-tions to indicate menu choices and key com-mands

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide84SignalTools Display OptionsBoth SignalTools plug-ins offer two display op-tions: Phase Meter Display and Leq(A) Meter Display

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 85Selecting Channels for Leq(A) MeteringSurroundScope With SurroundScope, you can select any combi

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide86Meter TypesPeak (Default meter type) Uses the metering scale in DigiRack EQ III and Dynamics III plug-ins.RMS (Root Mean Squa

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 87Pitch(Pro Tools HD Only)The Pitch plug-in is designed for a variety of au-dio production applica

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide88of repetitions of the delayed signal. You can use it to produce effects that spiral up or down in pitch, with each successive

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 89Minimum Pitch Sets the minimum fundamental pitch that the Pitch plug-in will recognize when perf

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide90TimeAdjuster ControlsPhase Invert Inverts the phase (polarity) of the input signal. While most Digidesign plug-ins supply a p

Chapter 6: DigiRack Real-Time TDM and RTAS Plug-ins 91the polarity (phase) of one of them, the signals will be of opposite polarity and cancel each ot

DigiRack Plug-ins Guide92TrimThe Trim plug-in can be used to attenuate an au-dio signal from –∞ (Infinity) dB to +6 dB or –∞ (Infinity) dB to +12 dB.

Chapter 7: DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-ins 93chapter 7DigiRack AudioSuite Plug-insEQ IIIThe EQ III Plug-in provides a high-quality 7 Band, 2–4 Band, or 1