Studio Applications; Noise Reduction During Playback; Noise Reduction During Recording - Behringer Denoiser SNR2000 User Manual

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We recommend the following control settings:

3.2 Studio applications

3.2.1 Noise reduction during playback

For this standard application, the DENOISER is inserted after the master or multitrack machine, i.e. between
tape machine and mixer (or amplifier). A cassette recorder or similar machine may also be the signal source.
1. Set up your equipment as usual, while bypassing your DENOISER.
2. Turn on the BEHRINGER DENOISER and adjust the controls as desired (if necessary, read chapter 1.3
“Control elements” once again).
3. Check your settings by making A/B comparisons using each channel’s IN/OUT switch.

3.2.2 Noise reduction during recording

The noise reduction effect may be increased by using the DENOISER not only during playback but also when
recording. For this purpose, insert the unit directly after the master output of the mixer into the recording path
of the master or multitrack machine. Set up the unit as described in the previous section “Noise reduction
during playback”.
In particularly difficult cases, we recommend using the DENOISER both during recording and playback.
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DENOISER SNR2000
Controls
IN/OUT switch
EXPANDER switch
THRESHOLD control -50 dBu
RELEASE control
RATIO control
FILTER switch
SENSITIVITY switch
AUTO switch
Tab. 3.2: Initial settings of the DENOISER
Fig. 3.1: Noise reduction during playback
3. APPLICATIONS
Settings
IN
IN
2 seconds
3:1
IN
-30 dBu
IN

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