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- Page 1 WA76 DISCRETE COMPRESSOR Revision 1.1...
- Page 2 WA76 is no exception. The WA76 uses the highest quality custom com to register your product. To input and output transformers made by Cinemag Transformers ensure you receive proper and USA.
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Page 3: Warranty Statement
Warm Audio will, at its sole discretion, repair or replace this product in a timely manner. This limited warranty extends only to products determined to be defective and does not cover incidental costs such as equipment rental, loss of revenue, etc. -
Page 4: Chapter 3: Technical Specs
3. Attack Knob This sets the amount of time it takes the WA76 to respond to an incoming signal and begin compressing. Having too fast of an attack time can sometimes cause a recording to sound less “life-like”... - Page 5 CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL SPECS 4. Release Knob This sets the amount of time it takes the WA76 to return to its initial (uncompressed) level. The WA76’s release time is adjustable from 50 milliseconds to 1100 milliseconds (1.1 seconds). If the release time is too fast, “pumping” and “breathing” can occur due to the rapid rise of background noise during gain restoration.
- Page 6 -23db. In most normal operations, the pad should not be necessary. This feature is handy when using a high gain preamp before the WA76 that does not have output attenuation, or with a source with an extremely loud transient, such as snare drum. When sending a loud line level signal into the WA76 input, this feature will provide greater flexibility to the WA76 input control, allowing you to turn it up higher before compression begins.
- Page 7 CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL SPECS 600 ohms, bridges-T control (floating) Input impedance ± 1 dB 20 Hz to 20kHz frequency response transformer balanced +4db XLR input and TRS, wired in parallel output transformer balanced +4db XLR and TRS, wired in parallel -23dB attenuation to audio input source input pad 55db...
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Page 8: Chapter 4: Hookup Diagrams
Recording interface In this example, a microphone is feeding into a preampflier, which feeds into the WA76 via a balanced XLR patch cable, which feeds into the LINE LEVEL input of your recording interface/recorder. Note: it is important to use a line level input on your recording device... - Page 9 WA76 Recording interface In this example, the WA76 is being routed as an insert into a recording device. This is useful for using the WA76 as an “analog plug-in” or insert for mix-down. The recording device is feeding the WA76 with a balanced 1/4”...
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Page 10: Chapter 6: Recall Sheets
CHAPTER 6: RECALL SHEETS... - Page 11 CHAPTER 5: RECALL SHEETS...
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