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| Gain |
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| On any good size mixer there will be a
knob at the very top (first one in the strip) labeled "Gain" or "Sens" or "Trim." The gain
knob sets the "input volume". Gain should be used just like any other control knob: to set the
kind of sound you want and the quality, not volume. Additionally, any gain changes will
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| Equalization refers to the control
(boosting, cutting) of certain frequencies to achieve a
better sound or to eliminate feedback or
unwanted noises. The EQ section of most mixers will be located right under the gain control,
and can consist of anything from 1 to 13+ knobs or 3 to 33 sliders. |
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| Tone Knob: One knob that, when turned
clockwise boosts high frequencies and lowers low, and vice versa. 3 Band: Consists of bass and treble
knobs or Low - Mid - High knobs. |
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