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Here is a quick guide on how to design EQs for a channel in the WebUI.

Prerequisites

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How is our Bell EQ implemented: Bell EQ filter implementation by StormAudio

  • Your ISP must be powered ON and connected to your LAN.

  • Your computer has to be connected to the same LAN.

  • You need to access the ISP’s “Main Speakers” tab in the installer WebUI.

Instructions

  1. Enter the Theater you want to equalize.

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  2. Choose the profile you want to equalize.

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  2. Enter the EQ settings of the channel you want to equalize.

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  3. Click on the “Create EQ” button.

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    Select an EQ filter type, you can choose between:

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    1. Low Pass, with multiple slope types.

    2. Low Shelf

    3. Bell

    4. High Shelf

    5. High Pass, with multiple slope types.

  5. Enter the frequency you want for that EQ.

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    Enter the gain dB value or slope for the EQ.

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  7. Enter the Q value for that EQ type. The higher the Q, the narrower the EQ will be.

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  8. Save your EQ. Your EQ will be instantly applied to your speaker.

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  • You can enable/disable an EQ by clicking the “Active” button.

  • You can chose to display or not an EQ by ticking the “Graph” box at the end of each EQ row.

  • You can delete an EQ at any time by clicking the bin at the end of each row. Deleted EQs cannot be recovered.

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