Creative SB0060 User Guide - Page 47

Environmental Audio, Control - model

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Environmental Audio Control • Fine grain spectrum displays the normal frequency spectrum of the recording signal linearly. Its range is 160 Hz to 12 kHz, with a frequency interval of about 86 Hz, and is very detailed. (This mode is the fine grain version of the spikes spectrum mode.) • Spikes spectrum displays the normal frequency spectrum linearly. Its range is 160 Hz to 12 kHz, with a frequency interval of about 86 Hz, and is very detailed. (This mode is the spikes version of the fine grain spectrum mode.) Double-click the center of Creative Sound Graph to switch to the next display mode. Click the buttons labeled 1, 2 or 3 on Creative Sound Graph to switch to the Logarithmic Spectrum Mode, Spikes Spectrum Mode, or Fine Grain Spectrum Mode, respectively. Environmental Audio Control allows you to configure the EMU10K1 effects engine. It allows you to specify to a low level the components that make up the audio elements that in turn make up an environment. An environment is the modeling of a real-world experience. We have provided some entertainment, gaming and concert hall environments to get you started with. Environmental Audio Control can be also be accessed from Creative Surround Mixer. Learn from the online help how to: u Configure master effects • Add to or remove effects from an environment • Specify the effect type • Specify the degree or amount of the effect • Edit an effect all the way down to its parameters or building blocks Using Sound Blaster Live! 4-13

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Using Sound Blaster Live!
4-13
Fine grain spectrum
displays the normal frequency spectrum of the recording signal
linearly. Its range is 160 Hz to 12 kHz, with a frequency interval of about 86 Hz, and is
very detailed. (This mode is the
fine grain
version of the
spikes
spectrum mode.)
Spikes spectrum
displays the normal frequency spectrum linearly. Its range is 160 Hz to
12 kHz, with a frequency interval of about 86 Hz, and is very detailed. (This mode is the
spikes
version of the
fine grain
spectrum mode.)
Double-click the center of Creative Sound Graph to switch to the next display mode.
Click the buttons labeled 1, 2 or 3 on Creative Sound Graph to switch to the Logarithmic
Spectrum Mode, Spikes Spectrum Mode, or Fine Grain Spectrum Mode, respectively.
Environmental Audio
Control
Environmental Audio Control allows you to
configure the EMU10K1 effects engine. It allows
you to specify to a low level the components that
make up the audio elements that in turn make up an
environment. An environment is the modeling of a
real-world experience. We have provided some
entertainment, gaming and concert hall
environments to get you started with.
Environmental Audio Control can be also be
accessed from Creative Surround Mixer.
Learn from the online help how to:
Configure master effects
Add to or remove effects from an
environment
Specify the effect type
Specify the degree or amount of the effect
Edit an effect all the way down to its parameters or building blocks