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MindPrint ®<br />

EN-VOICE ® MK II<br />

TUBE SAT: Indicates the degree of distortion in<br />

threes levels - green, yellow and red. Overtones<br />

are hardly audible when the meter is in the<br />

green. When in the yellow, saturation is clearly<br />

audible. When in the red, you will hear overtones<br />

as distortion.<br />

FILTER: Switches the compressor’s side chain<br />

filter on. When the filter is activated, lower<br />

frequencies have less influence on compression,<br />

which yields a more balanced sonic image,<br />

particularly in the mid and high frequency ranges.<br />

Because the filter is wired into the control circuitry<br />

rather than the signal path, it influences the<br />

compressor’s response rather than the actual<br />

sound of the signal.<br />

Type: low-cut, shelving<br />

Corner frequency: 300 Hz<br />

Slope: 6 dB/octave<br />

COMPRESSION MODE: Selects eight presets for<br />

the compressor’s program-dependent control<br />

time tracking.<br />

Adaptive Response Circuit<br />

The EN-VOICE ® MK II is equipped with an Adaptive<br />

Response circuit developed by MindPrint ® . It works<br />

with several mutually influencing time constants,<br />

using an intelligent attack and release automatism to<br />

prevent undesirable side effects. The default control<br />

time changes adaptively so that the compressor<br />

responds faster to brief signals and slower to sustained<br />

signals. A standard compressor’s response to<br />

dense, powerful audio material is to cut signal peaks<br />

radically, which results in a pumping effect. This<br />

adaptive circuit offers an additional mechanism that<br />

catches fast impulses regardless of the basic compressor<br />

setting.<br />

INFO<br />

The differences between presets are most clearly<br />

audible at low Threshold and high Ratio settings.<br />

The easiest way to find the best setting is to twist<br />

these two knobs to the far right and gradually back<br />

them off until you achieve the desired effect. Setting<br />

the knobs to the 12-clock position generally yields<br />

inconspicuous results. If you want a more pronounced<br />

effect, turn the Threshold down (twist the knob<br />

clockwise!) and then adjust the Ratio knob.<br />

ENGLISH<br />

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