DSP Components 413
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Element Description
Type:
o Manual: Manually activate the channels(the threshold and priority are ignored).
o Automatic: Channels are activated depending on the priority and threshold.
Last Mic. On Designated: Define which channel will stay open (only if "Last Mic. On" is activated).
The channel will stay open if it's muted.
Mute: Mute/unmute the channel input.
Invert: Invert the polarity of the input channel.
Solo: Solos the input channel (the channel goes directly to the output).
Gate On: Display the activation status of input channel.
Level: Adjusts the level of output channel.
Manual Mode: This item is only used in manual mode, which allows manual channel activation.
Automatic Mode Priority Level: Set the priority level of channel.
Output Mute: Mute/unmute the module's output.
Output Level: Set the output level of this module.
Threshold: Sets the threshold for channel activation.
Background Threshold: Set how the input signal will be interpreted for opening a gate. The
background level will increase the input activation level.
Hold Time: Set the threshold for channel activation.
Attenuation Response Time: Set a pre-delay time for automatic attenuation. That means the
transition time of attenuation when a channel is added/removed.
Attenuation Gain: The amount of current gain reduction.
Open Mic. Limits: Choose the max. number of activated channels.
NOM Attenuation Mode: Choose this mode if you want a linear attenuation or a logarithmic
attenuation to be more realistic.
o Eq1: (NOM-1) x step (same attenuation for each additional channel).
o Eq2: log2 (NOM) x step.
6.16.2 AutoMixer MM
This component allows mixing several signals to one output. The activation of channel(s) is
depended on threshold value and the priority setting. The output 1 is the standard auto-mixer output
like the auto-mixer component. On each input channel, you can open a mini-mixer which allows you
to send the input signal to different outputs with different levels of mixing.
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