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#58457 - 13/01/2002 17:42 "Q Factor" ?
msaeger carpal tunnel Registered: 23/09/2000 Posts: 3608 Loc: Minnetonka, MN	I was playing with the EQ for the 2nd time today and I just have to mention the new EQ in the 2.0 beta is much easier than the old one. I think I have figured out everything except I don't know what "Q Factor" is. If someone could tell me what this is used for it would be great. Thanks _________________________ Matt
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#58458 - 13/01/2002 17:47 Re: "Q Factor" ? [Re: msaeger]
BAKup addict Registered: 11/11/2001 Posts: 552 Loc: Houston, TX	The info is here in the FAQ --Ben _________________________ --Ben 78GB MkIIa, Dead tuner.
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#58459 - 13/01/2002 17:48 Re: "Q Factor" ? [Re: msaeger]
Chao member Registered: 01/01/2002 Posts: 144	"Q" is traditionally the resonation factor of a filter, to my knowledge. This may not be the best description, as my knowledge of this is limited to music production :P
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#58460 - 13/01/2002 17:52 Re: "Q Factor" ? [Re: msaeger]
jwickis addict Registered: 24/08/2000 Posts: 658 Loc: India	It's in the FAQ up at rio.org BBS But basically it is how narrow/wide on a particular frequency (and frequencies adjacent to it) that are affected by the increase/decrease in levels. Edited by jwickis (13/01/2002 18:33)
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#58461 - 13/01/2002 18:02 Re: "Q Factor" ? [Re: jwickis]
msaeger carpal tunnel Registered: 23/09/2000 Posts: 3608 Loc: Minnetonka, MN	ok cool that actually makes sense. I can't believe I didn't think to look at the faq (sorry tony) _________________________ Matt
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