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MACKIE MATRIX LIVE STREAMING MIXER SOFTWARE
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Parameter Setup – Gate (Pro)
Gates are typically used to reduce leakage from open
microphones. Signals below the threshold level are muted,
while signals above the threshold get to pass through.
The range control changes the rule slightly. Signals below
the threshold are attenuated by the amount of the range
setting, while signals above the threshold get to pass through.
The operation of the gate is further modified by the attack, hold,
and release controls. In order to open the gate, the input signal
must exceed the threshold for at least the duration of the attack
time. This is useful for helping the gate discriminate between
something that is short duration and long duration.
Once the gate has opened, the hold time begins. The hold timer
resets any time the input signal crosses the threshold again,
as long as it remains above the threshold for longer than
the attack setting. Afer the hold time passes, the gain falls at a rate determined by the release setting.
The range control allows the gate to remain partly open, even if the input is below the threshold.
Threshold — Threshold determines the level at which the gate acts on the incoming signal.
The range of the threshold setting varies from –60 dB to 0 dB.
Range — Range determines how far the gain drops once the signal is below threshold. Setting the range control
to something in the -20 to -30 dB range allows some amount of signal leakage when the gate is closed, which
may make its action more subtle (less abrupt) and therefore less noticeable. The range of the gated signal varies
from –60 dB to 0 dB.
Release — Release determines how long it takes for the gain to fall to the setting of the range control once
the signal falls below threshold and the hold time elapses. The range of the release speed varies from 0 ms to 00 ms.
Hold — Hold sets a fixed time that the gate remains open once the signal drops below the threshold setting.
During the hold time, the gain is held constant, whereas during the release time, the gain is falling at the release
rate. The range of the hold time varies from ms to 000 ms.
Attack — Attack determines how quickly the gate opens once the signal is above threshold. Short attack times allow
triggering on short transients, while longer attack times cause these transients to be ignored. The range of the attack
time varies from 0 ms to 50 ms.
These parameters may be changed one of two ways: () hovering inside of the appropriate parameter’s circle, then rotating
the mouse wheel to change the parameter, or (2) lef (or right)-click (and hold) the mouse inside of the appropriate parameter’s
circle while also moving the mouse up (increases parameter) or down (decreases parameter) by ±0.xx for even more detailed
settings!
Above the five parameter’s circles are three additional things to check out. From lef-to-right, they are...
Gate On/O — Tap the gate button to turn the gate on or o.
It will illuminate cyan when engaged (as seen above and to the lef)
and is gray when disengaged. The gate may be adjusted whether
the gate is on or o.
Gate Meter — This horizontal meter displays the amount of gain reduction.
(1) — Mouse-clicking on the “()” makes the current view (displayed above)
disappear and the one to the lef appear in its stead. Notice that the “()”
is illuminated green above and is gray to the left.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Mackie |
| Model | MainStream |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 10845 MB |