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<strong>product</strong><br />

<strong>catalogue</strong> 2007/2008<br />

The Level Magic block diagram<br />

<strong>product</strong><br />

<strong>catalogue</strong><br />

2007/2008<br />

introduction<br />

Level Magic is consisting of adaptive AGC + Transient Processor + Brickwall limiter. Independent on the leveller<br />

circuits the brickwall limiter is taking care on the peak level all the time.<br />

For the leveller (AGC + Transient Processor) Junger Audio is using a unique combination of QP and RMS level<br />

detectors to analyze the incoming audio signal. In comparing QP and RMS measurement results we can find<br />

out how much transients are coming in. Dependent on that the requested gain change is controlled in relation<br />

between transient processor (fast process) and AGC (slow process).<br />

The characteristic of the gain control by Level Magic level control is mostly determined by the settings of the<br />

Transient Processor. Transient processor is performing fast gain change. In opposite the AGC is doing slow gain<br />

change (depending on settings). The AGC should always be set in a way that the gain change is mostly inaudible<br />

(1dB gain change in 4...5 seconds or slower). The Transient Processor should be set that incoming level<br />

jumps are reduced but originally dynamic range is not changed. As more possible gain change by the Transient<br />

processor as more influence on the dynamic range is coming with.<br />

What makes the Level Magic technology<br />

different from previous dynamic range processors?<br />

A compressor/limiter combination of a known dynamics processor by Junger Audio is always controlling the audio<br />

level in reference to the limiter threshold. In result no headroom is left and the signal is developed to reach a<br />

100% output level. This characteristic is useful to reach maximum levelling for audio disk mastering as well as to<br />

reach 100% modulation for FM transmitters.<br />

In compare to that Level Magic is serving two different levels – operating level and peak level. Between operating<br />

and peak level the “headroom” for possible peaks coming with the audio signal is left. The program level<br />

is controlled in reference to the operating level. Level Magic is a unique algorithm to perform automated audio<br />

level control. It is a combination of an adaptive AGC (automated gain control) with a transient processor followed<br />

by a brickwall limiter. The combination of an AGC circuit with a transient processor using a sophisticated level<br />

analyzing circuit is the key to get a satisfying output level control for any kind of input level changes.<br />

Which <strong>product</strong>s are using Level Magic technology?<br />

www.junger-audio.com<br />

LEVEL<br />

MAGIC <br />

Level Magic Lite 2ch leveller, analogue/digital I/O, setup & operation by web interface<br />

d06web 2ch leveller, sophisticated circuit design, power-fail bypass, analogue/digital I/O,<br />

setup & operation by web interface<br />

d06front+web same as d06 web, additional front panel operation<br />

d07 2ch transmission processor, signal processing for FM transmission incl.<br />

Level Magic, analogue/digital I/O, web interface, sophisticated<br />

circuit design, power-fail bypass<br />

b46 4ch leveller, digital I/O, optional SDI interface (HD/SD) for processing<br />

embedded audio, sophisticated circuit design, power-fail bypass<br />

C8046 4ch leveller, DSP card for the modular C8000 system<br />

C8086 8ch leveller, Level Magic Surround (5.1), DSP card for the C8000 system<br />

C80x46/C80x86 4ch/8ch leveller in combination with HD/SD-SDI interface for C8000<br />

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