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Dynamic Processor (2)
Typical uses of dynamic processors:
1) To protect gear from damage
2) To prevent peaks that would cause unwanted distortion
3) To even out volume changes (leveling amplifier)
Parameters
1) Attack (ms):
- how fast the device reacts to a high level sounds
2) Release (μs):
- how fast the device goes back to normal after a high level sound ends
3) Threshold (dB):
- The point (in level) at which the device starts to do its job
4) Ratio (?:?):
- The relationship of input level to output level
(e.g. If you get 3 louder, I’ll let you get 1 louder is a 3:1 ratio)
5) Output (Also called 'Gain make-up')
- Just a fader for sound coming out to raise the overall level back to a good level
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