Grass Valley Aurora Edit v.7.0 - Manual (Page 156)

Sequences with 5 or more audio tracks cannot play both playback and live EQ at the
same time. During an edit, any unrendered EQ will not be heard to allow for input
EQ.
1. Press 7 on your keyboard or click the Audio Effects Tool button.
2. Select the clip you want to adjust. To select multiple clips, hold down the Ctrl key
while clicking on clips.
The EQ turns on automatically and the button turns red.
3. Adjust the High, Mid, and Low frequencies as needed by adjusting the dials.
You can double-click any dial to reset the default value.
4. Play back the clip to hear your changes.
While you are playing a clip, you can toggle the EQ button on and off to compare
the original and adjusted clips.
5. Make further adjustments as necessary.
6. Click Apply to apply your changes.
While you can hear the changes when you play back the clip, you need to render the
effect before you can send it to another workstation or editor. If you don’t render the
effect, Aurora Edit automatically renders before sending.
Related Links
Using a previously applied Audio EQ effect on page 157
Audio EQ parameters
The audio equalizer is a 3-band parametric EQ, consisting of a low-pass filter, a
mid-band pass with a variable Q and a high-pass filter.
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