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# Select '''Noise Gate''' | # Select '''Noise Gate''' | ||
# Set the Thresh to '''-40.0dB''' | # Set the Thresh to '''-40.0dB''' | ||
# Leave Ramp/Speed at '''50%''' | # (T4S/T8S) Leave Ramp/Speed at '''50%''' (T4S/T8S) | ||
If you find this cuts off the microphone even while you are speaking directly into the microphone try setting the Thresh to -50.0dB. You may have to experiment with the Thresh to get the Noise Gate to work with different vocalists. | If you find this cuts off the microphone even while you are speaking directly into the microphone try setting the Thresh to -50.0dB. You may have to experiment with the Thresh and Speed to get the Noise Gate to work with different vocalists. | ||
Notes | Notes | ||
:Noise Gate: Rotate the Thresh control to adjust the input threshold (trigger) level from –90 dB to –30 dB. | :Noise Gate: Rotate the Thresh control to adjust the input threshold (trigger) level from –90 dB to –30 dB. | ||
:Rotate the Speed control to set the gate closing speed to any value from 0% (fastest) to 100% (slowest). | :Rotate the Speed control to set the gate closing speed to any value from 0% (fastest) to 100% (slowest). | ||
:Rotate the Ramp control to adjust the slope of the gate from 0% (horizontal) to 100% (vertical). | :(T4S/T8S) Rotate the Ramp control to adjust the slope of the gate from 0% (horizontal) to 100% (vertical). The Ramp parameter is the slope of the opening gate allowing signal through. It can be thought of and perceived through time. A steep ramp (100%) will open quick and aggressively, while a shallow ramp (0%) opens slow and more gradually. This is different than Speed which affects how quickly the gate clamps down after the signal has passed. | ||
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<br>The Ramp/Speed describes a ratio of how the noise gate attenuates the sound once the threshold has been reached (how quickly the reduction is applied). | <br>The Ramp/Speed describes a ratio of how the noise gate attenuates the sound once the threshold has been reached (how quickly the reduction is applied). | ||