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: -90 dB is the most sensitive setting letting in the most sound. As you move toward -30 dB, it will require more volume to open the Noise Gate | : -90 dB is the most sensitive setting letting in the most sound. As you move toward -30 dB, it will require more volume to open the Noise Gate | ||
;Speed :Rotate the Speed control to set the gate closing speed to any value from 0% (fastest) to 100% (slowest). | ;Speed :Rotate the Speed control to set the gate closing speed to any value from 0% (fastest) to 100% (slowest). | ||
: You may find a slower Speed (higher value) gives a more gradual | : You may find a slower Speed (higher value) gives a more gradual cut-off, and this may sound more natural as a singer naturally lowers their volume at times. | ||
;Ramp (T4S/T8S only) :Press the Speed control button to access the Ramp control. Press the Ramp control button to switch back to Speed. | ;Ramp (T4S/T8S only) :Press the Speed control button to access the Ramp control. Press the Ramp control button to switch back to Speed. | ||
: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 from Speed which affects how quickly the gate clamps down after the signal has passed. | :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 from Speed which affects how quickly the gate clamps down after the signal has passed. | ||