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| cates that the Vitalizer Process has been activated. |
The Activate Process switch switches a relay
The Activate Process function is a
Drive2 The Tube Vitalizer features a Drive control that enables you to set the level at which the Vitalizer filter network operates. The level can be changed between
Sets the operating level of the Vitalizer filter network.
To run the unit hotter set the level between the center position (0dB) and the clockwise position (+6dB). This will achieve proces- sing at a lower input sensitivity and will result in a more intensely processed sound. Conversely, in order to achieve milder proces- sing, set the level between the center position (0dB) and the counter clockwise position
Bass | 3 | The Bass control is responsible for the “colour”of the bass sound |
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| your signal is to have. If you move the Bass control to the right, |
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| you get a drier, percussive bass sound, known as Tight. As a result |
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| squares which increase in size, in line with increased intensity. |
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