Galaxy Audio DS-CP25 User Manual
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CrossOver 1 page - when the DS-CP25 is set in Mono Mode,
band”, this page is not available and the
“1
RMS single compressor will act on the overall input band.
When the DS-CP25 is set as
band” compressor, then from this page it is possible to set the Cross Over
“2
frequency, separating the 2 bands, dividing the full one.
On each of the 2 bands, below and above the selected frequency, 2 independent RMS compressors will
act.
When the DS-CP25 is set as
band” compressor, then from this page it is possible to set the Cross Over
“3
frequency, separating the 2 lower bands of the 3, dividing the full one .
On each of the 3 bands, 3 independent RMS compressors will act.
To set the “band 1” (Low) and the “band 2” (High) Cross Over Frequency, press “ENTER”. An arrow will
appear on the left of the screen “->”, then use the
encoder to set the desired number of bands.
“PM2”
The range of the selectable frequencies is from 20Hz up to 20kHz by steps of 1/12th of octave.
Care must be taken by the user that when selecting the
band” mode, the CrossOver 1 selected
“3
frequency does not overlap the one selected on the CrossOver 2 editing page.
The following is an example screen for the “CrossOver 1” page where the Cross Over frequency is set to
250Hz:
CrossOver 2 page - when the DS-CP25 is set in Mono Mode,
band”, or in “2 band” Mode, this page is
“1
not available and the RMS single compressor (1 band mode selection) or the 2 RMS compressors (2 band
mode selection), will act on the overall or on the 2 selected input bands.
When the DS-CP25 is set as
band” compressor, then from this page it is possible to set the Cross Over
“3
frequency, separating the 2 higher bands of the 3, dividing the full one.
On each of the 3 bands, 3 independent RMS compressors will act.
To set the “band 2” (Mid) and the
3” (High) Cross Over Frequency, press “ENTER”. An arrow will
“band
appear on the left of the screen “->”, then use the
encoder to set the desired number of bands.
“PM2”
The range of the selectable frequencies is going from 20Hz up to 20kHz by steps of 1/12th of octave.
Care must be taken by the user that when selecting the “3 band” mode, the CrossOver 2 selected
frequency does not overlap the one selected on the CrossOver 1 editing page.
The following is an example screen for the “CrossOver 2” page where the Cross Over frequency is set to
2500Hz:
OutputA Left CrossOver1
-> 250 Hz
OutputA Left CrossOver2
-> 2500 Hz