Omnia Audio Omnia.9 - Manual (Page 51)

R The Band slider determines the number of bands in the multiband processing section and ranges
from 2 to 7.
R The Maximum GainRatio Gate Threshold8E;Freeze Threshold controls work in the same
manner as their counterparts in other sections of the Omnia.9.
R The Gate Delay:FEKIFC;K?<$8K<1?I
wait before they begin working. The range of this control is between 0 and 255ms. Setting the
control to “0” means that as soon as audio falls below the threshold as determined by the settings
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will take longer for the release of the audio to slow or stop. A Gate condition will be indicated by a
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brighter dark red bar.
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take effect during the brief pauses in dry speech, resulting in a much lower volume level from
an announcer mic, for instance, as compared to music. Used creatively, this is actually a very
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R The Progressive Release control determines the degree to which the Multiband compressor
releases its gain at a faster rate when the audio is driven further toward or into gain reduction. At a
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release both below and above threshold. Increasing the setting progressively makes the release
speed of the audio faster as gain decreases.
R The Gate Threshold and Freeze Threshold controls work in the same manner as their
counterparts in the other sections of the Omnia.9.
R The Gain Reduction Ratio Override and Gain Reduction Ratio controls work together to let you
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it is driven into gain reduction. The ratio for audio below threshold is always determined by the
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above threshold from 1:1 to Inf:1.
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