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JOEMEEK compressor) of increasing the input gain too far and causing
excessive noise or even distortion; it's easy to apply 20dB of compression
without realising it!
USING THE EQUALIZER
Always start with the equalizer controls set to '0' (the control knobs set
vertical). Experiment with combinations of settings of EQ always trying to
picture how the audio signal will be affected by changing the frequency
bands. Avoid using high levels of 'lift', and whenever 'lift' is applied, keep a
close eye on the overload LED. If this LED comes on more than
occasionally, turn down the input.
- Use the EQ IN/OUT button to do instant comparisons between EQ and
non EQ signals.
SAMPLE SETTINGS
This section is aimed at providing a good starting point for getting good
results. While these settings do not guarantee a good sound, they do work
in most situations. The correct level of the input gain and output gain
cannot be predicted. This depends on your source and monitoring
equipment. Always try to run these as high as you can without creating any
audible distortion.
Switches :
denotes pressed IN.
Comp On
Comp On
Mic Gain
20
15
25
0
10
35
4
3
5
2
0
60
Phantom
Input Gain
Comp On
- RECORDING VOCALS
Medium compression, slow attack, medium release, brightening eq but
keep subtle for this program material.
VC3Q
Pro Channel
MIC PRE - OPTO COMPRESSOR - MEEQUALIZER
6
6ms
700ms
7
5ms
7ms
5
1
11
1ms
11ms
125ms
Attack
Release
Compression
- User's guide
denotes OUT.
Comp On
Comp On
0
0
800ms
-3
+3
-3
1s
-6
-10
1.5s
-16
+16
-16
Low
Mid
In
(80Hz)
(1.8kHz)
EQ
12
JOEMEEK
0
-10
+3
-3
+3
¥
+16
-16
+16
+6
High
Out Vol
(8kHz)
O/L
VC3Q
0
Q
+2
+4
dB Input Meter
On
-12
-6
0
+8
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