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With a Q setting of 2, you can see that a large number of frequencies
are affected by boosting the center frequency. Now take a look at the
middle and lower curves in the diagram, and notice the much narrower
bandwidth of the curves with a Q setting of 4 and 8.
Cabinet Emulator The RP-12’s programmable Cabinet Emulator circuitry allows you to
use it in both recording and live situations, without lugging heavy amps
and/or cabinets around. Just connect the RP-12 outputs to a mixing
console, and kick in the Cabinet Emulator. No miking hassles, no
heavy equipment, just full on mic’d cabinet sound. Programs can be
stored with different Cabinet Emulator settings so you can customize
your banks or set lists for whatever sound types you need. The
Cabinet Emulator can be controlled globally from the <UTILITY> Menu.
Parameters are as follows:
Cabinet On / Bypass.....Turns the Module on or off. When Modules are
turned off, their Parameters disappear from the
Parameter menu. To see the Parameters, you
must turn the Module on.
Cabinet Type.................Selects the tonal characteristics of the simulat-
ed cabinet. There are 10 different cabinet
types; 3 warm cabinets, 3 medium cabinets, 3
bright cabinets, and 1 full bandwidth cabinet
for maximum frequency response. The full
bandwidth cabinet is useful when the global
Cabinet Emulator is active (in the Utility
menu), and a full bandwidth sound is still
desired.
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