Normally, use positive values to move the audio to the left (earlier), since most external audio inputs are delayed, or negative values to shift recorded audio to the right (later) if it is ahead of internal events. Audio INPUT delay compensation ( C) - Use to fix cases where recorded audio, is out of sync with internal events.Manual values are treated as offsets to APDC. NOTE: Manual PDC can be used in conjunction with Automatic PDC.

The Track Icon will turn blue when manual PDC offsets are set. Left-click the icon on tracks to make manual adjustments to PDC, or use the drop-down menu on the Track Inspector panel.

Manual Plugin Delay Compensation ( B) - PDC.

The graph for the Parametric EQ, Left-click to control center frequency (left-right)/amplitude(up/down) or Right-Click to control bandwidth (left-right)/amplitude(up/down). However, the band types in this version are predefined and can not be changed: Band 1 - Low Shelf Band 2 - Peaking 3 - High Shelf.

Parametric EQ ( A) - The equalizer is very similar to the standalone Parametric EQ plugin which comes with FL Studio.

NOTE: The integrated effects are the last processing/FX stage prior to audio leaving the Mixer Track and so follow any plugin FX loaded into slots.

It integrates a parametric equalizer, PDC (Plugin Delay Compensation) and hardware audio INPUT/OUTPUT controls. Only one Mixer Track panel can be seen at a time. This section covers the Mixer Track panel.

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