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Dynamics diagram, Gates/expanders, Gate – Teac DM-24 User Manual

Page 66: Threshold, Range, Hysteresis, Gate attack time, Gate hold time, Gate decay time, Expander

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8 – Dynamics processors—Dynamics diagram

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TASCAM DM-24 Reference Manual

Dynamics diagram

The following display provides a graphical represen-
tation of the compressor settings, as shown below. As

the signal is fed through the compressor, bargraph
meters are shown on the appropriate scale:

Gates/expanders

The following parameters affect the gate and
expander, if these have been assigned to the selected
channel.

Gate

Threshold

(

THRESH

), controlled by the POD 1

knob, allows the setting of the threshold at which the
gate will open. Variable from

-80dB

to

0dB

in 1dB

steps.

Range

(

RANGE

), controlled by the POD 2 knob, sets

the gate range, from

60dB

to

0dB

in 1dB steps.

Hysteresis

(

HYST

), controlled by the POD 3 knob,

from

0dB

to

24dB

in 1dB steps.

Gate attack time

(

ATTACK

), controlled by the

POD 1 knob on the last row. Variable from

0ms

to

125ms

in 1ms steps.

Gate hold time

(

HOLD

), controlled by the POD 2

knob on the last row. Variable from

0ms

to

990ms

in

100 steps.

Gate decay time

(

DECAY

), controlled by the POD

3 knob on the last row. Variable from

50ms

to

5.0s

.

From 5ms to 200 ms, the steps are 5ms apart; from
200ms to 300ms, the steps are 10ms apart; from
300ms to 500ms, the steps are 20ms apart; from
500ms to 1.00 s, the steps are 50 ms apart; from 1.00s
to 3.00s, the steps are 0.1s apart; and from 3.00 s to
5.00s the steps are 0.2s apart.

Expander

Threshold

The threshold of the expander function,

from

–48dB

to

0dB

, in 1dB steps.

Ratio

The ratio of the original signal relative to the

expanded signal. Values are 1:1, 1:2, 1:4, 1:8, 1:16,
1:32, 1:64.

Attack

The attack time of the expansion effect.

From

0ms

to

125ms

in 1ms steps.

Release

The release time of the expansion effect.

From 5ms to 5.00 seconds.

From 5ms to 200 ms, the steps are 5ms apart; from
200ms to 300ms, the steps are 10ms apart; from
300ms to 500ms, the steps are 20ms apart; from
500ms to 1.00 s, the steps are 50 ms apart; from 1.00s
to 3.00s, the steps are 0.1s apart; and from 3.00 s to
5.00s the steps are 0.2s apart.

Output
levels

Gain
reduction

Compressor
“knee”

Input levels