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Type | Digital Dynamics Processor |
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Channels | 2 |
Digital Conversion | 24-bit |
Sampling Rate | 48kHz |
MIDI | Yes |
Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
THD+N | <0.005% |
Processing | DSP |
Inputs | XLR |
Outputs | XLR |
Dynamic Range | >110 dB |
Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
Functions | Compression, Limiting, Gating, Expansion, De-essing |
Covers risks of shock, fire, moisture, and advises against opening the unit.
Outlines essential user guidelines for safe operation, installation, and maintenance.
Provides specific warnings regarding lithium battery replacement and UK mains plug safety.
States the unit's compliance with electromagnetic compatibility standards.
Details the items included in the DDP packaging.
Provides basic steps for initial setup and operation of the DDP.
Details the hardware components and controls on the front panel of the DDP unit.
Lists the connectors and ports available on the rear panel of the DDP.
Illustrates the path of audio signals through the DDP and its components.
Explains the various elements and information displayed on the DDP's LCD screen.
Explains the hierarchical structure of programs, setups, and chains within the DDP software.
Provides brief descriptions of the Gate, Compressor, Limiter, De-Esser, EQ, and Dither modules.
Details how to connect analog audio inputs and outputs using XLR or 1/4" TRS cables.
Explains digital I/O options and the TYPE IV™™ Conversion System for analog-to-digital conversion.
Outlines the MIDI connectors and functionality for controlling the DDP.
Explains the graphical curve window for adjusting dynamics parameters and EQ.
Details how to navigate the software and interpret threshold meters for each processing element.
Explains the specific meaning of threshold meters for Compressor, Limiter, Gate, and De-Esser modules.
Explains the default 'Program Mode' and how to use factory and user programs.
Describes how to view chain elements and setup details within a program.
Explains how to use the Bypass button and enter Setup Mode for parameter adjustments.
Details how to navigate through programs and prepare for setup editing.
Describes how to use external processors in the sidechain path and interpret digital meters.
Mentions the availability of six mono chains for dual mono programs.
Details how to enter setup mode and view the elements within a processing chain.
Explains the process for editing parameters in linked and dual-mono program configurations.
Explains the function of the Store button for saving changes to setups and programs.
Details the parameters for the Gate section, including Threshold, Ratio, and Attack.
Details the Hold, Release, and Transient Capture Mode (TCM) parameters for the Gate.
Explains Compressor parameters, including OverEasy and VariKnee™™, and their graphical representation.
Details the Compressor's Auto Mode, Threshold, and Ratio parameters for compression control.
Explains the Gain, Attack, Hold, and Release parameters for fine-tuning compressor response.
Explains the Limiter's parameters, including Threshold, Attack, and Release for signal limiting.
Details the De-Esser's Frequency and Amount controls for reducing sibilance.
Explains how to adjust the De-Esser's frequency and amount for effective sibilance control.
Details Dither parameters (On/Off, Bits) and EQ parameters (On/Off, Monitor).
Details EQ parameters like Frequency Center, Q, and TSE modes for tonal shaping.
Provides in-depth explanations and examples of using Sidechain EQ for ducking, de-essing, and tape saturation.
Guides users on how to select and configure different chain types for custom setups.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to save edited programs to the DDP's memory.
Continues the process of naming and storing a new program, overwriting existing ones.
Explains how to save individual setups, either overwriting existing ones or creating new ones.
Details the utility functions for replacing existing setups or storing new ones in the library.
Explains how to adjust display contrast and output sample rate.
Details the AutoLoad feature and input mode settings for digital I/O.
Covers output mode settings and digital input level adjustments for the optional I/O card.
Explains how to configure MIDI channels, SysEx, and CC controls for remote operation.
Details the process for calibrating the analog-to-digital converters.
Explains the function and operation of the built-in high-pass filter.
Covers procedures for Hard Reset, changing default startup program, and front panel lockout.
Explains the Type IV™™ Conversion System and TSE™ Tape Saturation Emulation.
Explains the Transient Capture Mode and the difference between Linked and Mono setups.
Details the dithering process and its application in digital audio.
Provides a list of pre-configured linked setups with their descriptions and chain types.
Lists the available mono setups, their descriptions, and chain types for mono operation.
Lists the factory-designed programs (1-50) and their corresponding setup configurations.
Explains MIDI channels, program changes, and the DDP's response to MIDI commands.
Provides a detailed table of CC numbers and their corresponding parameters for remote control.
Explains the general format, hex values, and definitions for System Exclusive data.
Details the procedure for requesting a specific setup via SysEx commands.
Details procedures for receiving setup data and requesting/receiving bulk dumps.
Explains the procedure for emulating front panel button presses using SysEx commands.
Covers SysEx key acceptance, program reset, and device reset procedures.
Provides a sample SysEx dump illustrating the structure and data for a setup transfer.
Provides contact information and procedures for obtaining technical support and factory service.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product's warranty, including limitations and validity.
Details the electrical and connector specifications for the DDP's inputs and outputs.
Lists specifications for A-D/D-A conversion, dynamic range, and controls for Compressor, Limiter, and Gate.
Details specifications for TCM, De-Esser, EQ, stereo coupling, sampling rates, and indicators.
Lists specifications for the Digital I/O card, power supply, operating environment, and physical dimensions.