• Phaser: Classic phaser effect that produces a number of peaks and troughs in the frequency
spectrum.
The following controls are available in this mode when the Vow or Phaser lter types are selected:
• Cutoff: Adjusts the lter frequency, effectively shifting the position of the effect in the
frequency spectrum.
• Reso: Adjusts the resonance amount. Turning the control to the right makes the effect more
pronounced.
The following controls are available in this mode when the Frm lter types are selected:
• Talk: Adjusts the the frequency response of the lter in order to produce different vowel
sounds.
• Sharp: Adjusts the resonance amount. Turning the control to the right makes the effect more
pronounced.
• Size: Adjusts the lter frequency, effectively shifting the position of the effect in the frequency
spectrum.
11.6. Compressor
The Compressor module is a classic studio effect that shapes the contour and dynamics of a
signal. It can be used to add punch, bring out the attack or sustain of sounds, increase overall
loudness, or distort the signal.
This module contains the following parameters and controls:
• Module On/Off: Activates or deactivates the module.
• Preset menu (arrow button): Opens the Preset menu that enables you to load factory presets
or save and recall your own user presets.
• Mode Selector: Selects one of four available compressor modes that offer different flavors of
compression, Solid Bus Comp, Classic, and Pro.
• Threshold (Compressor): Adjusts the threshold level of the compressor. When the control
signal rises above the threshold, gain reduction at a ratio set using the Ratio control is applied
to the signal. Turning Threshold to the left lowers the threshold, which increases the amount of
gain reduction by making the compressor more sensitive to low input levels.
• Ratio: Adjust the relative amount of gain reduction applied to signals rising above the
threshold. When turned fully to the left, minimal gain reduction is applied. When turned fully to
the right, the compressor acts as a limiter.
• Attack: Adjusts the attack time, which is the time it takes the compressor to apply the full
amount of gain reduction after the control signal rises above the threshold.
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