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LIMITER
The limiter does not modify a signal having a level lower than the predetermined
threshold and limits a signal with higher level.
A limiter is in fact a compressor having a high compression ratio.
It can be really useful to avoid signal distortion due to too high levels.
THRESHOLD: adjusts the level above which the limiter compresses the signal (suggested
value: –6 dB).
Attack: adjusts the limiter attack time.
Release: adjusts the limiter release time.
Enable: toggles limiter on (suggested setting) / off.
Click MATRIX (in the software main window) to access the audio matrix window to
match the 8 MASTER inputs (plus the 8 SLAVE inputs, if available) and either the 6
MASTER outputs (A-F buses) or the 6 SLAVE outputs (A-F buses, if available).
IMPORTANT:
- In the MIXER MATRIX window, click either MASTER INPUTS (to select the 8 MASTER
inputs) or SLAVE INPUT (to select the 8 SLAVE INPUTS).
- MASTER or SLAVE output / bus selection is made by clicking either the MASTER or the
SLAVE button on the far right of the software main window.
- There can be up to 4 matrix tables:
1.
MASTER inputs to MASTER outputs / buses.
2.
SLAVE inputs to MASTER outputs / buses.
3.
SLAVE inputs to SLAVE outputs / buses.
4.
MASTER inputs to SLAVE outputs / buses.
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LIMITER
MIXER MATRIX
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