Phonic JUBI 12A DSP Manual De Usuario página 8

REVERB ON/OFF
Turn the reverb effect on and off here.
REVERB VOLUME
The reverb volume can be adjusted here. The reverb's
volume can be adjusted between -50 and 0 dB. Turning
the volume below -50 will turn the reverb off. The reverb
effect is sent directly to the MIX and AMP output signals.
Users can opt to provide a mix of reverb signal and unpro-
cessed signal by balancing the Reverb volume and the
main input volumes.
REVERB TIME
The time parameter of the reverb effect can be adjusted
here. The reverb time can be adjusted between 100 mil-
liseconds and 10 seconds.
REVERB TYPE
The Jubi DSP has Room, Hall and Plate Reverb effects
all available. Select the type of reverb you wish to use in
this submenu.
GEQ ON/OFF
Activate and deactivate the Graphic Equalizer here. The
Jubi DSP's GEQ is applied to the AMP output signal.
GEQ1 through GEQ7
Each of the bands on the Jubi DSP's GEQ are represent-
ed by their own page in the software. The center-frequen-
cy of each of the bands will appear on screen. Users can
adjust the amount of cut/boost between -12 and +12 dB
for each independent band.
MIX out SUBWOOFER
The subwoofer low-pass filter of the MIX out can be turned
on and off using the on/off feature, while the cut-off frequen-
cy can be adjusted between 50 and 350 Hz. Frequencies
above the cut-off frequency will be removed from the mix
output sent through the XLR jack on the rear of the Jubi DSP.
Activating the subwoofer will deactivate the delay function.
MIX out DELAY
An output delay can be applied to the Jubi DSP's MIX out
and AMP out. Adding a delay to output channels can help
to compensate for distance between speakers in large
multi-speaker setups. Applying a delay time of one milli-
second for every foot that the speaker is away from the
stage is the general rule of thumb in this application (or 3
milliseconds per meter). The Jubi DSP's delay time can be
adjusted between 1 millisecond and 650 milliseconds. The
delay function is not available if the Subwoofer is active.
The AMP out menu features many of the features previously
listed (including the volume & delay) plus the following:
AMP out LIMITER
The main amplifier output features a limiter circuit that will
cut off excessive signals to help protect your speakers and
help make better use of your amplifier. Users can adjust
the limiter's response time between fast, mid, and slow. A
fast limiter will limit all signals, while a slow response time
will allow punchy signals to still make it through the limiter.
AMP out CROSSOVER
The Jubi DSP's crossover frequency can be adjusted by the
user. The crossover point can be adjusted between 1 and
8 kHz).
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