FREQUIA® USER GUIDE
  • What is FREQUIA?
  • QuickStart Guide
    • System Requirements
    • Download
    • Installation
    • Reset Frequia
    • Create a New Data File
    • Import Audio Files
    • Start Training
  • Overview
    • Training Data Files
    • Hint Mode
    • Equalizer / Waveform Window
    • Equalizer Display
    • Equalizer Controls & Training Indicators
    • Training Start / Stop and Setup
    • Question Indicators
    • Training Buttons
    • Light & Dark Modes
    • Sweep Enable Mode
    • Performance Analytics
    • Adaptive Training Mode
  • Working with Audio
    • Importing Audio Files
    • Playing Audio Files
    • Software Audio Inputs
    • Master Section
    • Audio Settings
  • Advanced Training
    • Training Setup Page
    • Filter Selection
    • Parameter Selection
    • Frequency Resolution
    • Gain Type
    • Gain Resolution
    • Q Resolution
    • Training Mode
    • Fixed vs Variable Parameters
    • Adaptive Training
    • Sweep Enable
  • Terms & Conditions
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  • Matching
  • Matching from Memory
  • Return to Flat
  • Return to Flat from Memory
  • Absolute Identification
  1. Advanced Training

Training Mode

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Last updated 3 years ago

On this page, you select the type of Training Mode.

Matching

Matching Mode requires you to match the Response signal to the Question signal.

Matching from Memory

Matching from Memory is the same as Matching, except you can only hear the Question signal once. Matching is the easiest mode, however, Matching from Memory adds difficulty.

Return to Flat

Return to Flat requires you to match the Response signal to the Bypass signal, by applying the opposite equalization to that which has been applied to the Response signal. Return to Flat can only be selected for Shelving Filters and Parametric Equalizers.

Return to Flat from Memory

Return to Flat from Memory is the same as Return to Flat, except you can only hear the Question signal once. Return to Flat from memory can only be selected for Shelving Filters and Parametric Equalizers.

Absolute Identification

Absolute Identification requires you to identify the parameters of the equalization applied to the Question signal without hearing the Response signal.

Absolute Identification is the most difficult mode as you cannot hear your estimated parameters.

The Training Mode set-up window