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Label
In Gain
Release
Look Ahead
Out Gain
3.8.20 Lo-Fi
This effect reduces a signal's fidelity by lowering its sample rate and virtual
bit resolution (it does this virtually; the system sample rate is maintained).
Both processes result in distortion artefacts, similar to those found in the
older 8- and 12-bit samplers of the 80s.
Besides the main settings (S
tuning controls. J
and d
itter
Sets the amount of amplification or attenuation applied to the incoming level before
it is limited. Increased Gain leads to a stronger limiting effect.
Sets the time used to recover from maximum limiting.
Switches the Look Ahead feature on or off. This allows the limiter algorithm to
operate more precisely, but the tradeoff is a fixed delay of 32 samples (under 1
millisecond at .1kHz).
Sets the amount of amplification or attenuation applied to the limited signal. This
also shifts the output reference level where limiting occurs. For example, if set to
–10dB, even though the limiter clamps the signal internally to 0dB, the next stage
will "see" all signals clamped.
r
and B
aMPle
ate
it
apply a random modulation to the virtual
itHer
Function
d
), there are some fine-
ePtH
Range
Unit
-2..2
dB
10..1000
ms
on/off
-2..2
dB
KORE 2 – 162
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