Audio Filter Input Processor

Audio Filter Input Processor allows for an EQ to be set on an input source from an NDI stream, Audio Input, or Input Slot.

Audio Filter Filters selected source input and applies an EQ   Allowed Source Types NDI Audio Audio Input Input Slot

 

 

 

Creating an Audio Filter Input Processor

If using an Audio Filter Input Processor with an NDI Source, you must first set up NDI.

If using an Audio Filter Input Processor with an Audio Source, you must first set up an Audio Interface.

 

1. Navigate to the Library view, button 5, on the default sidebar of the "Compose" workspace.


2. Select the Input Source Tab at the bottom of the window:
   


3. All slots will be blank if you're starting from scratch. To create one, Right-click or hold EDIT and press an empty slot.
   


4. Select Create Input Source...
   


5.  Select Audio Filter under Processor.
   


6. Select the desired Source Type
   


7. Select the Source
   


8. Press OK

 

 

Editing an Audio Filter Input Processor

1. To edit a Audio Filter Input Processor, right-click on or hold Edit and select an existing Audio Filter Input Processor.
   



2. Select Show Details




3. From the menu below, you can change the properties of the Audio Filter Input Processor.
   

 

Table of Controls

Control	Description
	Preview Visualizer: Shows a visual representation of the input processor. -  Red areas are filtered out -  Blue areas are not filtered   Audio Input Meter: Shows a meter of the incoming audio signal or the embedded NDI audio stream. Pallet Mapping: Shows the generated pallet for use with a dynamic pallet.
	Properties Active/Inactive State: Toggles the state of the Audio Filter Input Processor between Active and Inactive. * The “Inactive” state helps preserve resources on an overloaded system.* Change Input: Used to select a different source input for this Audio Filter Input Processor. Fixture Selection State: Select the Audio Filter Input Processor as a fixture for making changes using the Channel visualizer (CV)
	This Selects if the changes should be made to the default properties of the Audio Filter Input Processor or put into the programmer like if editing a fixture. Defaults: Used for changing the default state of this Audio Filter Input Processor Programmer: Used for temporary changes recorded into a cue.
	Intensity Output: Sets the Output level of the Audio Filter Input Processor *A value of zero translates to an output of transparent black.   Input Gate: Sets an Audio Input Gate on the incoming audio level of Audio Filter Input Processor Input Gain: Sets the Gain level of Audio input of the Audio Filter Input Processor   Opacity Level: Sets the Opacity level of the Audio Filter Input Processor for when used as Media Content. Full: All transparent areas of the input content are shown in opaque black (e.g. useful if you want to map a color palette on it)  Zero: Transparent areas stay transparent
	Beam Effects Audio Filter Mode: Sets the Filter shape. Low Pass - Filters out high frequencies. High Pass - Filters out low frequencies All Pass - Allows all frequencies to pass Band Pass - Creates a "band" to filter down to a specific frequency. Notch Pass - Filters out a specific frequency Low Shelf - Boosts low frequencies High Shelf - Boosts high frequencies.   Frequency: Sets the frequency to be filtered. Resonance: Sets the frequency filter width. Filter Gain: Sets the gain level of the filtered range.