Missing info from Pink2 manual

[Sturphy]

Any official documentation on these controls?

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[Sheikyearbouti]

These are a HPF, LPF and a BPF. Measuring the plug-in I find the following:

HPF is at about 55Hz (it is -3dB at that point, which is how you measure the cut-off frequency of such filters)
LPF is at 12kHz (you start losing some HF from about 4k but very gradually)
BPF has the cut-off frequencies around 100Hz and 12kHz.

You can actually have all of them on - so these are additive filters...

[Sturphy]

Thanks. Any idea where in the signal chain they happen? Before the preamp?

[Sheikyearbouti]

I'll ask the guys that made the routing decisions (and forward an add-on text for the manual), but my assumption is that they will be stuck to the EQ section so that the impulse responses can be coalesced to reduce latency and CPU load. I'll post again here in case I am mistaking this, but it must be that way.

[Sheikyearbouti]

Hey man, to confirm, this is the actual signal flow in the strip:

Input gain -> preamp -> filters + EQ -> compressor -> output gain

[kenbobplus3db]

Did the insane mode make it into the Pink2 ports of 2412 and 7236?

[Sturphy]

Hey man, to confirm, this is the actual signal flow in the strip:

Input gain -> preamp -> filters + EQ -> compressor -> output gain

Thank you!

[babiuk]

NO official response from AA????

[AcusticaPress]

These are a HPF, LPF and a BPF. Measuring the plug-in I find the following:

HPF is at about 55Hz (it is -3dB at that point, which is how you measure the cut-off frequency of such filters)
LPF is at 12kHz (you start losing some HF from about 4k but very gradually)
BPF has the cut-off frequencies around 100Hz and 12kHz.

You can actually have all of them on - so these are additive filters...

Hey babiuk, these values and the provided above information are correct. They have also been sent to the office to be included in the manual.
(Sheikyearbouti here)