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The DSP Studio allows you to manipulate the playback of your files by using a variety of powerful included [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_signal_processing Digital Signal Processors] and can also use third-party VST plugins. |
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* <span style="color:#8B4513">Player > DSP Studio</span>, or |
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The DSP Studio allows you to manipulate the playback of your files by using four tools: the Equalizer, DSP (digital signal processors), Replay Gain and Output Format. |
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== Available DSPs == |
== Available DSPs == |
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The DSP Studio contains a number of Digital Signal Processors, much like those that would be included in a high-end AV Receiver (and individual pro components). These include: |
The DSP Studio contains a number of high-quality Digital Signal Processors, much like those that would be included in a high-end AV Receiver (and individual pro components). These include: |
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Revision as of 07:26, 20 February 2015
The DSP Studio allows you to manipulate the playback of your files by using a variety of powerful included Digital Signal Processors and can also use third-party VST plugins.
To open it:
- Player > DSP Studio, or
- Click the DSP (
) button under the Player Window.
Available DSPs
The DSP Studio contains a number of high-quality Digital Signal Processors, much like those that would be included in a high-end AV Receiver (and individual pro components). These include:
- Output Format
- Volume Leveling
- Adaptive Volume
- Equalizer
- Parametric Equalizer
- Effects
- Headphones
- Tempo & Pitch
- Room Correction
- Convolution