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— Frequency: Adjusts the center frequency of the EQ adjustment.
— Gain: Adjusts the amount by which the affected frequencies are affected. Negative values attenuate those frequencies, while positive values boost those frequencies.
NOTE: This may seem obvious, but not all parameters are available for every curve type. For instance, a Bell curve filter has Frequency, Gain, and Q adjustments, but a Lo-Pass or Hi-Pass filter will only have Frequency available to adjust.
NOTE: This may seem obvious, but not all parameters are available for every curve type. For instance, a Bell curve filter has Frequency, Gain, and Q adjustments, but a Lo-Pass or Hi-Pass filter will only have Frequency available to adjust.
NOTE: This may seem obvious, but not all parameters are available for every curve type. For instance, a Bell curve filter has Frequency, Gain, and Q adjustments, but a Lo-Pass or Hi-Pass filter will only have Frequency available to adjust.
— Q Factor: Adjusts the width of affected frequencies. Lower values include a wider range of frequencies; higher values include a narrower range of frequencies.
Paste and Remove Attributes for Clips and Tracks
The Fairlight page has Paste Attributes and Remove Attributes commands that allow for the copying and resetting of audio parameters and effects, similar to the same commands on the Edit page.
The Paste Attributes dialog in the Fairlight page
The Paste Attributes dialog box gives you three types of attributes to choose from. Volume will paste the copied attributes to the clip. Plugins will paste any plugin attributes to the clip. Equalizer will past EQ data copied from another clip. One or all of these can be copied at one time.
The Remove Attributes dialog box gives you the same three types of attributes to choose from for removal of a clip. When the Volume box is enabled, all Clip Gain keyframes will be removed from the clip.