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@Remark $VER: Equalize-ZPlane.guide (26.11.95)
@Remark AmigaGuide-OnLine-Help for SoundFX

@master /guides/sfx.guide
@index /guides/sfx-index.guide/index

@node main "Operators : Equalize-ZPlane"

Equalize-ZPlane
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Function  :	Morphs up to 8 Equalizer curves into a 3D-Vectorcube.
Parameters:	SourceWaves	Your Equalizer source curves.When you click on
				the PopUp-Symbol a file requester appears to
				let you choose an equalizer shape. These lists
				can be made and edited with the "Equalizer"
				operator.
		X-Axis		Location of the point on the X-axis
		Y-Axis		Location of the point on the Y-axis
		Z-Axis		Location of the point on the Z-axis
		Path		This area shows the path of the curve in the
				cube that are used for the parts of the equa-
				lizer curve. The small block of points in one
				of the corners represents zero in all three
				axis'.
		Bands		Just how many bands should SFX use. Less Bands
				means less math, but you lose out on accuracy.
ARexx     :	Bands		<Number> 0->4/1->8/2->16/3->32/4->64
		Steps		<Steps> 0->1/1->2/2->4/3->8/4->16/5->32
		Eqf1		<Number> 0..63 <Value> 0..400 %
		analog für 2..8
		AxixXS/E	<X-Axismodulation> 0..100 %
		XModBuf,XModShape,XModMode
		AxixYS/E	<Y-Axismodulation> 0..100 %
		YModBuf,YModShape,YModMode
		AxixZS/E	<Z-Axismodulation> 0..100 %
		ZModBuf,ZModShape,ZModMode
Notes    :	You have to choose one equalizer curve for every corner of the
		cube. During in calculation SFX will determine what curve has
		what influence in each point. The closer the point is to a cur-
		ve the more influence it has. The position of the point is
		quite variable,so there's a huge amount of variation possible
		whose results are heavily forseeable.
@endnode