Control Elements
Output Gain
Compensating a level and/or loudness increase due to processing
High Tape Speed
Gaining a finer high frequency resolution when selecting HIGH TAPE SPEED.
LC-display
5 | OUTPUT GAIN varies the output level of the digital data stream. |
It is variable between |
The adjusted OUTPUT GAIN value is shown in the
In practice you will start with the OUTPUT GAIN set to 0dB. In case you have used high DRIVE values you will use the OUTPUT GAIN to compensate for the slight level increase.
You can also use the OUTPUT GAIN control to compensate for the loudness difference between unprocessed and processed signal to judge upon the sonic effect alone. After you have reduced the OUTPUT GAIN until original and processed signal have the same loudness you can readout the loudness increase on the OUTPUT PPM meters compared to the INPUT PPM meters.
Also, if you have chosen a positve setting on the
You will set a positive OUTPUT GAIN, when there is still headroom left after processing. Always check this on the loudest part of the audio file being processed and watch the
With the HIGH TAPE SPEED switch you can change the speed of 6 the vitual tape from standard tape speed (15ips) to high tape
speed (30ips).
When HIGH TAPE SPEED is activated the algorithm simulates the
Note that the 40Hz to 70Hz
7 | The | |
the preset being used in the last session with the MACHINE HEAD | ||
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| (for details on PRESETS refer to 9). |
More information is displayed when activating the INFO pages (see 10). Press STORE and APPLY for 1 sec. to enter the INFO pages.
LED chains | 8 | The INPUT and OUTPUT LED chains are PPM (peak level) meters |
with signal and clip indicators. The metering offers 1dB resol- |
tion for the last 3dB before 0dB.
The INPUT PPM meters show the peak level after the INPUT
GAIN control (see 2).
10 | Machine Head |