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MIDI Channel: This setting determines the MIDI channel(s) that the HeadRush MX5 will send and
receive MIDI messages. Tap this field, turn the encoder to select all channels (Omni), or 1–16,
and then press the encoder.
Assignments:
Auto Assign: This setting determines how models are assigned to the switches. Tap On if
you want models to be automatically assigned to the next available switch when you load
them. Tap Off if you want models to load without being assigned to a switch; you will have
to assign them manually in the Hardware Assign screen.
Color Mod:
If you have trouble distinguishing certain colors on your MX5's display or if you just want to
further customize the color scheme, you can use the color mod parameters to adjust their
default settings. While experimenting with the settings, a sample of your adjustments will be
shown in real time. If you want to return to the default color scheme, the default settings are as
follows:
Depth: 0%
Note: The Color Mod feature is disabled when the Screen Lock feature is enabled.
Global EQ:
These settings on Page 2 determine if/how equalization is
applied for your outputs. This equalizer is a four-band
parametric equalizer.
Tip: These settings are especially useful when a venue,
rehearsal space, etc. has different acoustic characteristics than
the room where you originally created your presets (e.g., the
venue may sound "boomier," or a rehearsal space with
soundproofing may deaden some of the high end). This page
lets you quickly apply some additional equalization to all of
your presets without permanently saving them.
EQ On: This setting determines whether equalization is enabled (On) or disabled (Off) for
the outputs.
Level: This setting determines if/how much the outputs' audio signal level is boosted or
cut. This value is applied the level set by the Master knob.
Low Band & High Band: These settings determine what type of equalization is applied to
the lowest-frequency band (Low Band) and to the highest-frequency band (High Band):
Shelf or Cut.
Low, Low Mid, High & High Mid: The three settings for each of these four frequency
bands determine the shape of the equalization:
The first setting (Hz) determines the center frequency of the low-frequency band,
low-mid-frequency band, high-frequency band, or high-mid-frequency band.
The second setting (dB) determines how much the equalizer boosts or cuts the
signal at the corresponding frequency band.
The third setting (Q) determines the width of the frequency band. The higher the
setting, the wider the band will be around the center frequency (the first setting). This
setting is applied whether Low Band or High Band is set to Shelf or Cut.
Color: 36 DEG Spread: 180 DEG
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