3.3 Compressor Section
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Pic.4: Compressor Section
11. Compressor Control
This control adjusts the threshold level for the Compressor section in the range of
12. Compressor LED
These LED's will show you the state of the input signal in relation to the threshold level. If the input signal falls below the set threshold level, the left
13. Ratio Control
The ratio between the input and output level of audio signals exceeding the set threshold level is determined by this control. This control is manually adjustable from 1:1 to 
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14. Attack Control
This control determines how fast the compressor is to respond to audio signals that will exceed the set threshold. It can be manually adjusted from 1 to 150 milliseconds.
15. Release Control
This control determines how fast is the compressor to return to unity gain when the audio signal falls below the set threshold level. It can be manually adjusted from 0.05 to 5 seconds.
16. Auto Switch
Who needs Attack and release control? Activate this switch and these controls will be deactivated. Attack and release controls will be automatically set by the unit depending on the program material.
17. Output Gain Control
Through this control you can vary the output signal by a maximum of 20 dB. In this way you can recover a level that had been lost because of the compression process.
3.4 Peak Limiter Section
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Pic.5: Peak Limiter Section
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