Noise Gate: Difference between revisions

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 #    Select '''Noise Gate'''
 #    Set the Thresh to '''-40.0dB'''
-#    Leave Ramp/Speed at '''50%'''
+#    Leave Ramp/Speed at '''50%'''<br>The Ramp/Speed describes a ratio of how the filter attenuates frequencies past the cut-off point (how quickly the reduction is applied).
 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.
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-Ramp/Speed
-A pass filter like the Noise Gate is described by its cut-off point and slope. The cut-off point is the frequency where high or low-frequencies will be removed. The slope, given in decibels per octave, describes a ratio of how the filter attenuates frequencies past the cut-off point (eg. 12 dB per octave).
-Source: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization Equalization] &mdash; wikipedia