• SONAR
  • OK, so, prochannel "fiddly" ness with EQ........ (p.2)
2012/10/04 15:19:09
musicroom
Using the console view and eq resolution set on AUTO I can move the nodes around easily from North to South and East to West. Works great.

However - in track view. Only East to West works smoothly. North to South is like you described - fiddly.
2012/10/04 15:49:07
Noisy Neighbour
I can confirm this. As soon as HPF or/and  LPF is engaged, moving the nodes is like trying to stir dried concrete. Even to make very small adjustments, I would need to drag the mouse over half of my desk. I just tried all the different EQ resolutions...no difference . To me this is a not fully functional feature of X2. 
And yes John, #1 to an optional large display! This has been requested here  for so many times, and would make eqing-life in PC so much easier 
2012/10/04 23:42:55
sharke
Hmmm I see what you mean about moving nodes with HPF or LPF engaged. It's not as bad as you say it is on my end, re: dragging the mouse over half your desk, but it does feel like the whole EQ unit is under water or something. This needs fixing pronto. 
2012/10/05 00:22:43
stevec
Has anyone tried this at a 6dB plot resolution?
 
2012/10/05 00:31:07
GlennP
John

The one thing I do not like about the quad EQ is the absolute lack of an optional large display for it. In Sonar 8.5 and earlier the built in EQ used the Sonitus EQ which could be opened with a double click on the EQ plot.
This should be made a priority in a future patch. Perhaps a button could be added that would bring up a simple graphic display that the user could re-size as the user wished. 
Totally agreer John
I click on rotor so you get the four white corners, then I use + or – on my keyboard. Much easier 

2012/10/05 00:31:35
sharke
So is "Auto" plot resolution always 12dB?
2012/10/05 00:37:05
chrisharbin
Ok, I'm sorry I can't address everyone individually, quote just DOESN'T WORK here :grrrrr: I grid res now in the console view. However as mentioned, that is not the area I'm having the issue with, it's in the inspector (I've really grown fond of the inspector!) Anyways, nice that it's not just me, because then there is an outside chance that cake will look into it. BTW, why wouldn't there be a resolution option on the inspector/prochannel?? Odd.
2012/10/05 00:45:35
GlennP
QUESTION does anybody else here simply left click on nob and use + or –  to set the value?
2012/10/05 00:54:47
sharke
The nodes do seem a lot less responsive in the inspector. 
2012/10/05 00:55:33
stevec
BTW, why wouldn't there be a resolution option on the inspector/prochannel?? Odd

 
See my post above about using the Display button at the bottom of the TI.  There's a sub-menu for adjusting the resolution there.
 
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