Decay Button - Zaxcom Deva 16 User Manual

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Decay button

(Decay Speed) It controls the decay speed of the peak detector used by the dynamics processing.
(Valid range: 10 – 100 – 1000 ms, Value step: 1)
Decay button Shortcuts
See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List
Thresh button
(Compressor Threshold) It sets the threshold above which gain reduction occurs according to the Compressor
Ratio setting. (Valid range: -20.0 dB – -6.0 – 0.0 dB, Value step: 0.1)
Thresh button Shortcuts
See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List
BACKSPACE key – 1) The first time the backspace is pressed it enters a decimal point.
Ratio button
(Compressor Ratio) It sets the compressor ratio, i.e. 4.0:1 means for every 1 dB above the Compressor
Threshold the gain will be reduced 4 dB. (Valid range: 4.0:1 – 20.0:1, Value step: 0.1)
Ratio button Shortcuts
See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List
BACKSPACE key – 1) The first time the backspace is pressed it enters a decimal point.
Gain button
(Make up Gain Setting) It is used to compensate for the gain reduction caused by the action of the compressor.
(Valid range: 0.0 – 3.0 – 6.0 dB, Value step: 0.1)
Gain button Shortcuts
See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List
BACKSPACE key – 1) The first time the backspace is pressed it enters a decimal point.
Inc button
Pressing it increments the selected parameter by its step value.
Dec button
Pressing it decrements the selected parameter by its step value.
2) If the cursor is on the last character, it deletes the character at the cursor and moves
the cursor left one character.
3) If the cursor is not on the first or last character, it moves the cursor left one position,
without deleting the character.
4) If the cursor is on the first character, it has no effect.
2) If the cursor is on the last character, it deletes the character at the cursor and moves
the cursor left one character.
3) If the cursor is not on the first or last character, it moves the cursor left one position,
without deleting the character.
4) If the cursor is on the first character, it has no effect.
2) If the cursor is on the last character, it deletes the character at the cursor and moves
the cursor left one character.
3) If the cursor is not on the first or last character, it moves the cursor left one position,
without deleting the character.
4) If the cursor is on the first character, it has no effect.
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