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On Thursday 12 August 2010 21:42:49 Niels Mayer wrote:

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> On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 1:35 PM,   wrote:

> > Not really, EQ normally being pre-fader. Post-fader meters in a mixer

> > strip are useful only of the signal being metered is actually one

> > that is physically available on some connector, e.g. as a direct out.

> > It would not indicate any overload that occurs pre-fader.

>=20

> The only time I've seen EQ pre-frader is low-cut on a microphone

> preamp. I was using standard "mixing board" definitions of PFL and AFL

> per,  http://www.mackie.com/support/faq/index.html

I would really like to see a mixer that has the EQ post the fader. Sounds=20

pretty dumb to me. That way the effect of the EQ would be influenced by the=

=20

volume after the fader. Not good... And as most consoles have the insert (b=

y=20

default) pre fader, this would also put the inserts pre EQ...

EQ after the initial gain is something totally different though;)
Have fun,
Arnold
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