Compressor (Only In Acx1800); Installation; Audio Connections - Behringer ULTRACOUSTIC ACX450 User Manual

ULTRACOUSTIC ACX450/ACX900/ACX1800
In this group you find delay effects with different delay times.
The “Feedback” parameter determines the number of repeats.
13 Short of 80 milliseconds (ms).
14 Medium of 300 ms.
15 of 400 ms.
16 Long of 500 ms.

4.3 Compressor (only in ACX1800)

The compressor reduces the dynamic range of a signal. Volume
peaks are lowered, and low signals are boosted, so that the
difference between the loudest and the lowest tone of an
instrument or voice is reduced. This results in a more expressive
and homogeneous sound, and the sustain of long tones is
prolonged.
s Switch on the compressor (ON switch
s Turn the COMPRESSOR controller
direction to increase the compression intensity.
s Compare the compressed and the original signal by
switching the compression ON and OFF (at the ON
switch).
If the input signal to the compressor is high, it operates at its
optimum range. If the signal is low, the effect becomes only
audible when the compressor controller is set to a very high
position. If a compressor is switched on in this position, there is
a risk of sudden level changes. If GAIN is set to a high value,
the same compressor effect is achievable without having to
set the controller to a high value. In this case, the COMPRESSOR
controller does not have to be turned to a position near the stop
in order to achieve any effect. We recommend that you try this
out until you have found the best settings!
With the exception of the balanced LINE jack mono input, all
inputs and outputs of the BEHRINGER ULTRACOUSTIC are
unbalanced mono jack sockets. The LINE OUT connections are
designed as balanced XLR outputs. The CD inputs are designed
as RCA connectors.
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5. INSTALLATION

5. INSTALLATION

5.1 Audio connections

Fig. 5.1: XLR connectors
Fig. 5.2: ¼" stereo TRS connector
Fig. 5.3: ¼" TS connector
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