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CHAPTER 9<br />

Insert Filter and Effects<br />

Dynamics<br />

Compressor<br />

With the „Compressor“ you can reduce the dynamic of your audio signal and thus the<br />

differences between soft and loud signals. Thereby you can turn up the overall signal<br />

higher without exceeding the available headroom and causing unwanted distortions. The<br />

result is more presence and punch of your audio signal.<br />

Input Gain: Here you can turn up or down the volume of your input signal before the<br />

compression applies.<br />

Treshold: Sets the level above which the compressor starts reducing peaks.<br />

Ratio: Determines the amount of compression.<br />

Attack: Sets how long it takes for compression to kick in after the input signal<br />

exceeds the treshold level.<br />

Release: Determines how long it takes for the compression action to stop after the<br />

input signal falls below the treshold level.<br />

Knee: The curve character of the starting compression after exceeding the treshold<br />

level. 0% is a hard start of the compression, 100% an extremely soft start.<br />

Lookahead: This value balances small fluctuations of the audio signal within the entered<br />

time in milliseconds.<br />

Output Gain: The output volume of the audio signal.

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