Adjust audio settings for WALL-05DT, MEGA-, DSM series, and STA-1000DSP speakers. Activate presets and customize equalizers with 8 filter functions. Adjust delay, limiter, gain, and low cut. Sync with PC software features.
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Create and manipulate sound with three independent synthesizers. Adjust pitch from 8–20,000 Hz. Slide or snap notes to scales with customizable glide rates. Set and edit individual notes for precise musical control.
Audio tones and adjust EQ settings. Manage presets with import and export options. Set tempo, noise gate thresholds, and cab settings. Customize global parameters and save configurations for later use.
Edit tracks with EQ, Pitch, Tempo, Echo, Reverb, Flanger, and 20+ Equalizer presets. Loop song sections, apply time stretching, and practice with audio playback. Record voiceovers directly within the .
Import videos and apply effects with presets like Small Room, Medium Hall, or Cathedral. Adjust Wet/Dry settings or create custom and delay. Export as original size, lower file size, or audio-only. Save or share the processed .
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Edit audio files by reversing playback. Adjust pitch and time stretch audio. Access pro features like equalizer, delay, and reverb. Save and share modified audio files.
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Allows users to create custom delay signals using three effect racks. Effects can be inserted before, during, or after the delay loop. Users adjust signal flow by selecting and arranging effect modules across the racks.