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Short: The Gate “Key Filter” settings alter the audio signal in the channelWhat I did: I wanted to configure the gate for a snare on the drum kit, so that it only reacts to the main frequency of that drum (~200 Hz). I selected the Key Filter (source is self) and changed it from “flat” to “bandpass”, selected a very narrow Q and moved it over to 200 Hz.What happened: The audio signal of this channel was cut to this bandpass settings. All the higher frequencies were gone.What might be the error: It seems that the channel outputs the “key solo” signal instead of using it for the gates internal processingSystem: WING Compact with current FW (3.0.5)

Short: The Gate “Key Filter” settings alter the audio signal in the channelWhat I did: I wanted to configure the gate for a snare on the drum kit, so that it only reacts to the main frequency of that drum (~200 Hz). I selected the Key Filter (source is self) and changed it from “flat” to “bandpass”, selected a very narrow Q and moved it over to 200 Hz.What happened: The audio signal of this channel was cut to this bandpass settings. All the higher frequencies were gone.What might be the error: It seems that the channel outputs the “key solo” signal instead of using it for the gates internal...

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 **Short:** The Gate “Key Filter” settings alter the audio signal in the channel

**What I did:** I wanted to configure the gate for a snare on the drum kit, so that it only reacts to the main frequency of that drum (~200 Hz). I selected the Key Filter (source is self) and changed it from “flat” to “bandpass”, selected a very narrow Q and moved it over to 200 Hz.

**What happened:** The audio signal of this channel was cut to this bandpass settings. All the higher frequencies were gone.

**What might be the error:** It seems that the channel outputs the “key solo” signal instead of using it for the gates internal processing

**System:** WING Compact with current FW (3.0.5)



Gate Key Filter settings cuts channel audio frequencies

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