Routing; Noise Gate; Input Gain - Marani CLP-260 User Manual

Edit Parameters: in this sub-menu, the all parameters related to the
signal processes of the CLP260 are available for editing.
Pressing the "ENTER" button, the all processes can be accessed for
editing.
With the "NAVIGATION" Encoder, the all processes can be scrolled and
from the "Edit Parameters" Sub Menu, the CLP260 channel can be
selected for editing simply rotating clock/counter-clock wise the
"VARIATION" encoder.
Once entered the Edit Parameter Sub Menu, the screen will show the
following:
In the case above, editing the all parameters edited are referred to the
Channel A (ChA); for editing the processes referring to the Channel B
(ChB), it is enough to rotate the VARIATION encoder and the screen will
show the following:
Indicating that the Parameters will be edited will refer to the ChB process
and Output.
It is also possible select the Ch.A+B, and in this case the all edited
parameters will be assigned with the same value to the Channel A and B
..linked.
In the Editing Parameters Sub-menu, the all available processes are:
Routing: is allowing to assign the the currently edited channel
processes the Input A, B or the Sum (A+B)/2
Input Gain: Digital control of the Input level
Noise Gate
A.G.C.
Filter 1 – Filter 7: Eq where the filter 1 is selectable as 1st/2nd
Ord. HP OR Low Shelving and the filters from 2 to 7 as 1st/2nd
Ord. High Shelving OR Peaking
Sub Harmony: Sub Harmonic Synthesizer centered around 65Hz
or 90Hz
Drive: Signal Control before the RMS Compressor
RMS Compressor
Volume: Make Up Volume after the RMS Compressor and before
the Peak Limiter
Peak Limiter
Mute: Output Channel Muting.
Ch.A

Routing

Ch.B
Routing
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Edit Param
Edit Param