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UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual v5.2 - Just Music

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Ratio Knob<br />

Threshold Knob<br />

Determines the amount of gain reduction used by the compression. For example,<br />

a value of 2 (expressed as a 2:1 ratio) reduces the signal by half, with<br />

an input signal of 20 dB being reduced to 10 dB. A value of 1 yields no compression.<br />

Values beyond 10 yield a limiting effect. The range is 1 to Infinity.<br />

Sets the threshold level for the compression. Any signals that exceed this level<br />

are compressed. Signals below the level are unaffected. A Threshold of 0dB<br />

yields no compression. The range is 0dB to -60dB.<br />

As the Threshold control is increased and more compression occurs, output<br />

level is typically reduced. However, the EX-1 provides an auto-makeup gain<br />

function to automatically compensate for reduced levels. Adjust the Output<br />

level control if more gain is desired.<br />

Meter Pop-up<br />

Menu<br />

Enable/Bypass<br />

Switch<br />

Compressor<br />

Output Knob<br />

Determines whether the VU Meter monitors the Input Level, Output Level, Gain<br />

Reduction, or Meter Off. Click the menu above the meter display to select a<br />

different metering function.<br />

Enables or disables the Compressor.You can use this switch to compare the<br />

compressor settings to that of the original signal or bypass the entire compressor<br />

section to reduce <strong>UAD</strong> DSP load.<br />

Adjusts the relative output of the plug-in.<br />

EX-1M Overview<br />

The EX-1M is a monophonic version of EX-1 that enables independent left and<br />

right EQ settings in master effects chains and allows Logic Audio users to conserve<br />

<strong>UAD</strong> DSP resources.<br />

EX-1M requires half the processing power compared to that of EX-1 when<br />

used on a mono audio track within Logic Audio. Therefore, EX-1M should be<br />

used on monophonic audio tracks within Logic whenever possible to conserve<br />

<strong>UAD</strong> resources.<br />

<strong>UAD</strong> <strong>Powered</strong> <strong>Plug</strong>-<strong>Ins</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> - 188 - Chapter 20: CS-1 Channel Strip

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