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Ducker

Duckers provide level attenuation, triggered by signal or

logic inputs. Input Level provides muting and level

adjustment for the normal audio input, which appears as

the upper input on the left side of the Ducker. Sense

Level provides muting and level adjustment for the signal

trigger input, which appears as the lower input on the left

side of the Ducker. Threshold determines what sense

input signal level will trigger ducking. Ducking Level

determines how much attenuation is applied to the normal

audio signal during ducking. Attack determines how

quickly the ducker reacts to trigger input (signal or logic).

Release determines how quickly attenuation is released,

once trigger input is removed (signal or logic). Logic In

turns on/off and reverses operation (off triggers ducking)

of the logic trigger input, which appears at the top of the

Ducker. Logic Out provides the same functions as Logic

In, but instead as a trigger output (follows ducking

activity), which appears at the bottom of the Ducker. Mix

Sense allows the Sense input signal to be mixed with

normal audio input signal, at the output of the Ducker.

Bypass disables the Ducker without changing settings.

Right-clicking over certain settings will provide a menu of

additional options.

Noise Gate

Noise Gates provide automatic muting, until triggered

by signal presence. Attack Time determines how

quickly the gate opens when signal is present.

Release Time determines how quickly the gate closes

when signal is no longer present. Threshold

determines what input signal level will trigger the gate

to open. A meter & numeric display indicate the

amount of gain reduction. Identifier provides a custom

label, when dialog box is minimized (see below).

Bypass disables the Noise Gate without changing

settings.

Right-clicking over certain settings will provide a menu

of additional options. Control Dialog Boxes for Noise

Gates can be minimized to create user control

surfaces (see Customizing Component Objects

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