Yamaha DME - Manual (Page 368)

Chapter 6 Component Guide
DME Designer Owner’s Manual 368
Auto Gain Control
The Auto Gain Control component automatically adjusts gain in response to input level, and is a
convenient way to maintain a constant output level with an input signal that varies in level. Mono and
stereo types are provided.
Double-click the component to open the component editor. The component editor is the same for
stereo and mono types, the only difference being the number of channels.
*1 The setting range of Response Time varies according to the operating frequency as follows:
44.1kHz: 447 msec to 2.14 sec, 48kHz: 411 msec to 1.96 sec, 88.2kHz: 224 msec to 1.07 sec, 96kHz: 206 msec to 984 msec
Name Function
1 Input Meter Displays the input signal level.
2 Output Meter Displays the compensated output signal level.
Parameter Setting Range Function
3 Compensation Level 1 to 5 Sets the amount of gain compensation. Higher settings
produce more gain compensation. Caution: sudden
changes in this setting can result in output level
changes.
4 Response Time *1 Sets the response time for gain compensation.
Effective for upward gain compensation (gain
increase), this parameter specifies the time it will take
for a gain increase of 6 dB. This parameter does not
affect gain reduction.
5
Noise Gate ON/OFF Turns the noise gate compensation on or off.
6 Bypass ON/OFF Turns gain compensation on or off.
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