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DUCKER Section
After selecting the "DUCKER" button, the Edit Section will update the display the following:
To use the Ducker the user must enable the DUCKER (color orange, ON) once active, the user must decide the
priority channel (in the picture above the input CH.1 and CH.2 have priority and the remaining channels do not
have priority). To give channel priority, the user must click on the Priority button to turn Priority ON (button
color orange, ON). Once active, all other channels without priority will be attenuated to the value set on the
text-box "Att[dB]" when there is signal on the channel with priority in the image above, the input CH.3 will be
attenuated to -52dB and the CH.4 to -50dB, with the remaining channels attenuated to -80dB. The attenuation
can be set for each channel without priority with a range from -80dB to 0dB step 1dB. Any channel can be set as
priority. The Ducker engine uses the following parameters:
Threshold (from -56dBfs to -12dBfs, step 1dB)
Release Time (from 1ms to 1sec, step not linear)
Attack Time (from 1ms to 1sec, step not linear)
Hold Time (from 10ms to 1sec, step 10ms).
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