TC Electronic RH750 ???!??

[KJung]

There is an excellent "per-dot" chart of all the tone control frequency centers somewhere in the RH450 thread. One of the TBers calculated it, and TCE confirmed that they were correct. If you have trouble finding it, I can scan and email a copy.

It helped me think through the tone control settings I'm using for my RH750 (which I'm really happy with).

+1 That chart was based on the formula I posted here (it is in the 'RH450 favorite settings thread'. It works for the RH450 and I assume the 750.

We never really could figure out what was going on with the Staccato though, since the minimum and maximum of each range does not seem to bracket the 'per octave' doubling that you would expect.

 

[gregbackstrom]

+1 That chart was based on the formula I posted here (it is in the 'RH450 favorite settings thread'. It works for the RH450 and I assume the 750.

I thought I remembered you being involved with it, Ken. It's been very useful for me for tweaking the 750. TCE should add it as an operating manual addendum.

Thanks for that!!
Greg

 

[Thombas]

Yeah and when you think 500hz .... You are in reality guessing.

Yeah, you're right. I tend to use my eyes (reading an eq setting) in those situations rather than my ears, if I need a frame of reference to re-create a sound-setting. I make my living from crushing numbers, so I guess it's an occupational hazard

 

[hogbob]

Ahhh regnsksbsmand

 

[Thombas]

Det er værre endnu - FORSKER

 

[Jarrett]

I've worked alot with graphic EQs, so yes I do know which frequencies I would like to tweak. Just takes a hair longer to do it with the RH controls.

 

[4-string]

Det er værre endnu - FORSKER

 

[hogbob]

Og spillemand samtidig... Har stor respekt for de meget få der både har styr over venstre og højre hjernehalvdel samtidig (er selv en af dem).., oh well back to the regular scheduled program

 

[Thombas]

...nogle, både i forskerlejren og spillemandslejren, vil nok mene man kan diskutere, om der ligefrem er styr på halvdelene . And hereby I too will return to business as usual

 

[gregbackstrom]

...nogle, både i forskerlejren og spillemandslejren, vil nok mene man kan diskutere, om der ligefrem er styr på halvdelene . And hereby I too will return to business as usual

Gudskelov for Google Translate!

 

[hogbob]

Haha good

 

[pilmat]

Are you guys looking for a chart like this? Simple logarithmic chart of the frequency ranges for each knob from -12 to 12 (0=Noon).

 

[Scogman]

... I make my living from crushing numbers ...

Because crunching them is just not good enough these days. I work a field where we are performing all sorts of advanced analytics so I'm loving that term, Number Crushing...

 

[Jazzdogg]

Are you guys looking for a chart like this? Simple logarithmic chart of the frequency ranges for each knob from -12 to 12 (0=Noon).

Thanks. Knowing there are twelve LEDs or detents on each side of "noon" helps a lot.

 

[Thombas]

Because crunching them is just not good enough these days. I work a field where we are performing all sorts of advanced analytics so I'm loving that term, Number Crushing...

Absolutely. Merely crunching them is just soooo 2010

 

[Thombas]

Are you guys looking for a chart like this? Simple logarithmic chart of the frequency ranges for each knob from -12 to 12 (0=Noon).

Nice, thanks!

 

[pilmat]

I realized the graph would be more useful with the default center positions, so that is now added. Find it in the original post.

 

[Thombas]

I realized the graph would be more useful with the default center positions, so that is now added. Find it in the original post.

Even nicer - more thanks!! Now I just need the amp to arrive

 

[Munjibunga]

I realized the graph would be more useful with the default center positions, so that is now added. Find it in the original post.

Hmmm ... it looks a little misleading. For example, the default treble frequency of 4 Khz is physically at zero clicks while the graph, as presented, implies that it's at +8 clicks. Shouldn't each colored line intercept the default frequency at zero clicks, as the two mid frequencies do? I wonder if the curves aren't strictly logarithmic, or if the slopes from the lower limit to the default are different from those of the default to the upper limit. Maybe the fact that the bass and treble controls are shelving has something to do with it.

Any wizards out there?

 

[Thombas]

Hmmm ... it looks a little misleading. For example, the default treble frequency of 4 Khz is physically at zero clicks while the graph, as presented, implies that it's at +8 clicks. Shouldn't each colored line intercept the default frequency at zero clicks, as the two mid frequencies do? I wonder if the curves aren't strictly logarithmic, or if the slopes from the lower limit to the default are different than those of the default to the upper limit.

Hey Munji, apparently the default frequency settings are different from the 450, so bass is at -3 clicks and treble at +8. The two mids are noon. Just to keep us wondering, I guess