It uses more energy, but should increase the performance of Live (and other CPU intensive programs). Turn it clockwise to increase the treble and decrease the bass. If your power plan is set to 'Balanced' or 'Power saver' and youre experiencing issues like audio crackles, dropouts or other negative performance issues, we recommend switching to the 'High performance' power plan. Turn it counter-clockwise to have the effect of increasing the bass and decreasing the treble. But here’s the problem: You’ll have no control over the resulting exposure (i.e., the brightness and tonal detail in your image), nor do you have control over key variables such as aperture and shutter speed. Beginner bird photographers often set their cameras to Auto mode. Tone and EQ controls are an all-in-one control for the bass, mids and treble. Use Aperture Priority or Shutter Priority for the best exposures.Mids increases the depth of the tone so it doesn’t get lost amongst the other instruments.Now the way that I set up the camera might be different to the way you set up the camera. Treble increases the sharpness and clarity of the tone. I have been using the D750 for a couple of weeks now and have set the camera up just the way I like it.Here are a few rules to remember about these controls: So set your bass, mids and treble to 6 o’clock, or your EQ or tone control to 6 o’clock if that’s what your amp has instead. This can either be a rotating wheel featuring a numbered display or a piece of fishing-type wire with a weight hanging off the end that sits on a bar or some-such on or around the arm (your turntable’s instructions will guide you to what position corresponds to what setting). Green Day’s tone is fairly balanced, so having all your controls at midway is a great place to start for most amplifiers. If you’re amp has different names for these controls (contour is a common one), then take a look at this complete guide to amp settings which will explain what each control does and help translate some of the common terms for your amplifier. These both have the same intention, to control the frequencies which are played through the speaker. Some amplifiers have a “tone” or “EQ” control, and others have specific bass, mids and treble controls.
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