Behringer SNR2000 manual Noise reduction during recording

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DENOISER SNR2000

Fig. 3.2: Noise reduction during recording

If the mixer features a “line level insert” (either pre or post equalizer), the DENOISER should be inserted here.

Fig. 3.3: Noise reduction using the “line insert”

3.2.3Reducing noise on subgroups, monitor and effects buses For this application there are several options:

1. If your mixer features subgroup inserts, you can reduce noise in subgroups separately.

2.You can also connect monitor or effects buses (aux sends) to the BEHRINGER DENOISER and route the signal back to a channel input. For this purpose, the respective signals have to be taken “pre fader”, while the respective channels must be muted. We recommend to use the DENOISER as the last component in the chain of effects devices. The overall signal will then be processed by the DENOISER and sent back to the mixer’s master section via the “effect returns”.

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Contents User’s Manual Detailed Safety Instructions Safety InstructionsForeword Denoiser Table of Contents Design concept IntroductionControl elements Before you beginFront panel control elements Operation of the filter section OperationOperation of the dynamic filter TAC filter of the DenoiserDenoiser SNR2000 Operation of the expander section Function of an expander IRC expander of the DenoiserDenoiser SNR2000 Couple function Initial settings of the DenoiserApplications Studio applications We recommend the following control settingsNoise reduction during recording Noise reduction in the effects bus Noise reduction on keyboards What are audio dynamics? Technical BackgroundExpanders/noise gates Compressors/limitersCompanders Downward expansionNoise as physical phenomenon Single-ended principle InstallationRack mounting Audio connectionsSpecifications THD § 1 Warranty CARD/ONLINE Registration § 2 Warranty Warranty