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The benefits of multi-band processing, with the ability to

apply different parameters to different sections of the audio

bandwidth have been apparent to sound engineers for quite

some time.

However, 'locking in'your audio to any one specific multi-

band unit can vastly reduce the creative options. The

desired combination of processing to deal with low

frequency energy, the vocal mid range and high frequency

detail and enhancement is not necessarily available from

any one manufacturer.

The new Drawmer THREE-SUM opens up a whole new

set of options allowing the engineer to split the audio into

two or three bands and apply his or her own sonic signature

to each part of the audio bandwidth.

• Continuously Variable Band Splitting

• Switchable Mute & Bypass On Each Band

• Variable Threshold, Two Stage Brick Wall Limiter Section

• Two Or Three Band Operation

• VU Metering With +10dB Re-Scale Mode For Hot Output Levels

• Variable Input & Output Levels

• Individual Band Or Multi-Band Processing

• High Quality, Minimal Signal Path With Balanced XLR Inputs/Outputs

• Mastering • Stereo Sweetening • Bass Tracks • Drum Tracks • Voice Smoothing

• Use More Creatively - Single Band Distortion / Reverb / Delay

DRAWMER

THREE-SUM

MULTI-BAND INTERFACE

INTRODUCTION

The Key Features are as follows:

Applications:

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The THREE-SUM employs a high quality signal path

culminating in a variable threshold, brick wall limiter section

with bypass facility. To ensure transparency the limiter

design is 'two stage', applying different processing to the

H.F. content of the material. In applications where the

dynamics of the material need to be retained to create an

open sound, the limiter is essential for catching peaks.

The THREE-SUM has been designed for use in high-end

mastering and general recording applications, alternatively,

it can transform a project studio, equipped only with 'single

band' processors, into a serious multi-band facility.

PERATOR'S

ANUAL

CHAPTER 1