Operating Manual - Pema Protea Equipped Media Amplifier
3.4d DSP Control Tab
The DSP tab includes an input side and an output side, with a cross linking matrix mixer in between. Key features of the
DSP window include:
Input Channel Number - Right click on this to bring up Clear, Copy/Paste, Link, and Sub Preset functions for that input
channel.
Input Channel Name - The user can name each input channel.
Input Mute Button - Mutes the input.
Pluggable DSP Tools - Six processing blocks are available on both inputs and outputs for custom configuration of plug-
gable DSP processing blocks. Total DSP usage for the four input and output channels is indicated as a percentage at the bottom
of each input section in the DSP tab. Increasing the number and complexity of applied DSP tools increases the DSP usage.
Note: The total DSP usage per group of four channels is limited, and cannot exceed 100%. Available DSP tools include:
1) Dynamics controls - Brick Wall Limiter, Compressor, Autoleveler, Ducker, and Noise Gate.
Ambient Noise Compensation is available on outputs only.
2) Gain functions - Gain, Gain with VCA, RD-8C Remote Control Gain, neWR-5 Remote Control Gain
3) Equalization - Graphic Equalizer, 10/6/4/2 Band Parametric Equalizers, Feedback Suppressor
4) Crossover functions - Four Way, Three Way, and Two Way Crossovers are available on outputs only.
HPF and LPF filters are available on both inputs and outputs.
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Pema DSP Control Tab