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Description

2TONE is a dual bass-treble tone control, that is a quite useful companion for the MIXCONSOLE, to shape the overall spectrum of individual signal paths.

Module power consumption: 4 mA


Inputs

  • IN1 - Audio signal for channel 1
  • IN2 - Audio signal for channel 2

Outputs

  • Out 1 - Adjusted signal for channel 1
  • Out 2 - Adjusted signal for channel 2

Controls

  • HIGH 1 - Adjust the high frequencies for channel 1
  • LOW 1 - Adjust the low frequencies for channel 1
  • HIGH 2 - Adjust the high frequencies for channel 2
  • LOW 2 - Adjust the low frequencies for channel 2

Patch Suggestions

Use this to raise or lower certain frequencies of a sound source before sending it to the MIXCONSOLE or other mixing module.

It can be useful to free up a filter module is some cases, e.g. roll the top off a bass pitch to make it deeper sounding.

If you want to risk your speakers/headphones, you can feed one channel's output into the input of the other channel so you boost the signal twice.

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Tangible Waves - 2TONE

$75.00Excl. VAT

      Description

      2TONE is a dual bass-treble tone control, that is a quite useful companion for the MIXCONSOLE, to shape the overall spectrum of individual signal paths.

      Module power consumption: 4 mA


      Inputs

      • IN1 - Audio signal for channel 1
      • IN2 - Audio signal for channel 2

      Outputs

      • Out 1 - Adjusted signal for channel 1
      • Out 2 - Adjusted signal for channel 2

      Controls

      • HIGH 1 - Adjust the high frequencies for channel 1
      • LOW 1 - Adjust the low frequencies for channel 1
      • HIGH 2 - Adjust the high frequencies for channel 2
      • LOW 2 - Adjust the low frequencies for channel 2

      Patch Suggestions

      Use this to raise or lower certain frequencies of a sound source before sending it to the MIXCONSOLE or other mixing module.

      It can be useful to free up a filter module is some cases, e.g. roll the top off a bass pitch to make it deeper sounding.

      If you want to risk your speakers/headphones, you can feed one channel's output into the input of the other channel so you boost the signal twice.

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