4. Set the following:
▪ Threshold (dB) – The level that the signal needs to rise above for the compressor to
begin working. If a signal is too low or does not cross the threshold, the compressor
allows the signal to pass through unchanged.
▪ Attack Time (ms) – The response speed of the compression to signal levels above
the threshold.
▪ Release (ms) – The response speed of the compressor to signal levels above the
threshold.
5. Open the Ratio drop-down box to set the extent to which the gain is decreased.
6. Set the gain to compensate for the attenuation caused by compression.
The Comp settings are adjusted.
Using Equalizer Module
Use the Equalizer module to change the balance of different frequency components in the
audio signal.
To adjust the equalizer:
1. In the Navigation pane, click DSP. The DSP (Main) page appears.
2. Click EQ. The button turns orange and the Equalizer processing page appears.
3. Click the Off button . The Equalizer module turns on .
Figure 31: Processing View – Equalizer Module
4. Perform the following actions for each of the 4 bands:
▪ Click BYPASS to ignore a band.
▪ Adjust the band Frequency (Hz).
▪ Set Bandwidth (Oct) to set the range of frequencies around the selected frequency.
▪ Set the bandwidth audio EQ Level (dB).
Equalizer settings are adjusted.
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