Harman Soundcraft Notepad 5 User Manual

5.1.1: MONO INPUT CONTROLS
CHANNEL CONTROLS > MONO INPUT CONTROLS
5.1.1: MONO INPUT CONTROLS
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Activate the High Pass Filter
The High Pass Filter (HPF) is an 18dB/Octave lter that attenuates frequencies below 100Hz. This can be useful for
ltering out low ‘rumble’ from microphones aected by very low frequencies originating from for example, trac
noise, air ow and so on.
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The HF shelving lter has a xed frequency of 12kHz. Frequencies above this will be boosted or attenuated depend-
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This will adjust the gain or attenuation of the audio band centred according to the MF Frequency. This is an asym-
metric EQ, so boost has a wide bandwidth (low Q), and cut has a narrow bandwidth (High Q). See section 1.0.2 for
more detail.
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The LF shelving lter has a xed frequency of 80Hz. Frequencies below this will be boosted or attenuated depend-
ing on the control setting. See section 1.02 for more detail.
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Harman Soundcraft Notepad 5 Specifications

General

Brand	Harman
Model	Soundcraft Notepad 5
Category	DJ Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Introduction to Soundcraft Notepad Series

Safety Information and Precautions

Provides important safety notices and symbols for using the mixer.

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Outlines the warranty terms, conditions, and exclusions for the mixer.

Technical Specifications

Lists the technical specifications of the Soundcraft Notepad series mixers.

Getting Started and Manual Introduction

Console Introduction and Basics

Explains the fundamental function of a mixing console and its general features.

Parts of the Console Overview

Details the various physical inputs, outputs, and controls of the Soundcraft Notepad console.

Inputs, Outputs, and Connections

Introduction to Audio I/O Terminology

Defines industry standard audio terms for inputs and outputs used on the console.

Console Input Channels Explained

Details the types of console inputs available, including XLR, Jack, and RCA connections.

Console Output Connections

Explains the different console output options, including Master, Aux, and Headphone outputs.

Additional I/O: USB and Power

Covers USB data connections and power connection details for the console.

Console Routing

Mono Input Routing

Describes how to route signals from mono input channels through the console.

Stereo Input Routing

Explains routing options for stereo input channels, including TRS and RCA sources.

FX Return Channel Routing

Details routing for the FX Return channel, used for effects processing returns.

Aux Master Channel Routing

Explains how signals are routed through the Aux Master channel for monitoring or effects.

Master Stereo Output Routing

Describes how all input channels contribute to the Master Stereo Bus and outputs.

Channel Controls

Input Controls Overview

Details the general controls found on input channels for processing audio signals.

Mono Input Channel Controls

Explains controls for mono inputs: Phantom Power, Hi-Z, Gain, HPF, EQ, Monitor/Aux/FX, Pan, Peak LED.

Stereo Input and Playback Controls

Details controls for stereo TRS and playback channels: Trim, Aux/FX, Balance.

FX Return Channel Controls

Describes controls for the FX Return channel, including its use for effects processing.

Aux Send Output Controls

Details the Aux Master controls for managing Aux/FX bus output levels.

Master Stereo Output Controls

Explains the controls for the Master Stereo Output, including fader and signal metering.

Monitoring

Monitoring Options for Notepad Consoles

Details the flexible monitoring capabilities using monitor buses or Aux sends.

USB Operation

Notepad USB Audio Routing

Explains how to select and route audio signals to and from the computer via USB.

Lexicon FX

Lexicon FX Control and Algorithms

Details how to control the internal Lexicon effects processor and select algorithms.

Lexicon FX Processing Parameters

Explains the parameters for Delay, Chorus, and Reverb effects.

Lexicon FX Combined Effects

Describes combined effects like Delay+Chorus, Delay+Reverb, Reverb+Chorus, and Karaoke.

Troubleshooting

Basic Troubleshooting Steps

Guides users on diagnosing issues like missing inputs or no FX sound.