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Hello Leif!
I understand and appreciate the role of the "FM Mode" feature in BAE and realize its intended purpose.
That said, could this feature not be used as a two-band PEQ to provide some means of tailoring the final sound? For instance, perhaps you like the texture of a particular preset, but find you’d like to roll off the high end a bit?
Just wondering where in the chain this lies – perhaps after the multi-band recombination/mix-down but ahead of the final limter?
Thanks much!
Jim
good call.
not sure that it could be done from a business perspective because one of the features of Live is a decently featured speaker controller.
but I’m not Leif. 😛
I’m loving "Live" for that very reason – the EQ 🙂 I’m going to buy a version here shortly, and even if I never used it for any external stuff – just Pipeline and source audio from my laptop – it’s worth the $$$ just to have that really nice equalizer.
Using the FM mode EQ does work just to tweak the output – though you’re limited to a HF control with no adjustable center frequency and only one band with full range. And you add a bit of delay.
Clearly this isn’t the intended purpose of the FM mode, though, which I realize. 🙂
Jim
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