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Optimod-Surround 8685 V1.0 Operating Manual - Orban

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OPERATION ORBAN MODEL <strong>8685</strong><br />

ler is off, the five-band structure will control loudness better than the<br />

two-band structure. When the loudness controller is on, both structures<br />

have comparable loudness control.<br />

If you chose an appropriate DIALNORM value for your transmission, the<br />

<strong>8685</strong>’s limiting meters should rarely indicate any gain reduction.<br />

Gain Reduction Metering<br />

Unlike the metering on some processors, when any <strong>8685</strong> gain reduction meter indicates<br />

full-scale (at its bottom), it means that its associated compressor has run out of<br />

gain reduction range, that the circuitry is being overloaded, and that various nastinesses<br />

are likely to commence. Because the various compressors have 25 dB of gain<br />

reduction range, the meter should never come close to 25 dB gain reduction if<br />

OPTIMOD <strong>8685</strong> has been set up for a sane amount of gain reduction under ordinary<br />

program conditions.<br />

To Create or Save a Preset<br />

There are two kinds of user presets in the <strong>8685</strong>: Processing Presets and System Presets.<br />

Once you have edited a preset, you can save it as a user preset. The <strong>8685</strong> can<br />

store an indefinite number of user presets (typically more than 30), limited only by<br />

available memory.<br />

The <strong>8685</strong> preserves any edited, unsaved preset until you recall another preset. This is<br />

true even if the <strong>8685</strong> is powered down or reboots. However, to ensure that you do<br />

not accidentally lose your work, it is wise to save as a User Preset any edited preset<br />

you want to keep. To save a preset:<br />

A) Press the ESCAPE button repeatedly until you see the main menu.<br />

B) LOCATE to SAVE/SAVE AS and press ENTER.<br />

The SAVE PRESET screen appears.<br />

• To save a Processing Preset, use the SAVE PRESET screen.<br />

• To save a Setup, LOCATE to the SAVE SETUP screen, which is to the right of<br />

the SAVE PRESET screen.<br />

C) Choose a name for your preset.<br />

Some non-alphanumeric characters (like < and > ) are reserved and cannot<br />

be used in preset names.<br />

D) Use the “virtual keyboard” to create a preset name.<br />

Use the LOCATE button to navigate to each character. Then press ENTER to<br />

accept that character.<br />

The SHIFT key on the virtual keyboard changes it between upper and<br />

lower case.<br />

E) LOCATE to the SAVE button and press ENTER.

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