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Bosse
on Sep 13, 2006, 11:29am:
From the manual: "The In parameter can be also perceived as a threshold parameter available in conventional compressors."
As I understand it the drive control sets the threshold, adjusts the ratio accordingly and also apply make up gain. So I wonder how does the In and Out buttons relate to drive. It seems to me that they are redunant but I am probably wrong but I don't know how. Is the In button for cases where the input signal is so low that you have to drive the compressor extremly hard to get a compression effect? Some kind of preamp effect to give crunchessor a sensible level to work with otherwise it would/could create extreme ratios? It would be nice of you to shed some light on this.
As I understand it the drive control sets the threshold, adjusts the ratio accordingly and also apply make up gain. So I wonder how does the In and Out buttons relate to drive. It seems to me that they are redunant but I am probably wrong but I don't know how. Is the In button for cases where the input signal is so low that you have to drive the compressor extremly hard to get a compression effect? Some kind of preamp effect to give crunchessor a sensible level to work with otherwise it would/could create extreme ratios? It would be nice of you to shed some light on this.
Aleksey Vaneev
on Sep 13, 2006, 1:09pm:
"In" knob was indeed added as a remedy against very low-volume signals. But beside that it can be used as an additional compression control - for example, at the given Drive setting you may get more compression by increasing the "In" gain.
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