Drawmer MX PRO MX60 운영자 매뉴얼 - 페이지 5

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1. Control Descriptions

A conventional de-esser can be set up by introducing equalisation into the

side-chain of a compressor and adjusting the equaliser so that the signal is

boosted in the area of the spectrum where sibilant sounds occur, forcing the

compressor to react more to high frequency sibilant sounds than to general

speech frequencies. This is less than ideal because the whole signal drops in

level whenever a sibilant sound occurs, which can result in the vocal taking on an

unnatural lisping characteristic. The MX60 de-esser is almost completely

automatic requiring the user only to select a male or female setting and to adjust

the amount of de-essing taking place. Only that part of the spectrum containing

sibilant sounds is subjected to gain reduction so that the lisping effect of simpler

de-essers is avoided.

Equalisation is provided after compression so that tonal changes can be made

without affecting the compressor action. The MX60 has a powerful three-band

equaliser that features shelving high and low sections in conjunction with a fully

parametric mid-range section.

The Tubesound section, is based around low noise solid-state circuitry designed

to emulate the overdrive characteristics of vacuum tubes. Here the signal is split

into three frequency bands and each band is provided with a variable drive

control. Increasing the drive level increases both the level and harmonic content

of the relevant band, and at low drive settings, it's possible to emulate the

characteristics of a tube microphone, to add HF enhancement or to warm up the

lower octaves. Higher settings may be used to create more obvious distortion

effects on voices or instruments.

At the end of the signal path is a fixed threshold limiter which comes prior to the

output level control (Master Fader). The limiter has a fixed preset threshold of

+20dBu and the Master fader scales the signal level down to the required level.

A hard limit LED indicates the onset of limiting. The soft limit LED indicates a

level 6dB below the main limiter, where progressive rounding of signal peaks

occurs prior to the onset of hard limiting.