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THE EFFECT DEVICES

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COMP-01 Auto Make-up

Gain Compressor

The COMP-01 compressor levels out the audio, by making loud sounds

softer. To compensate for the volume loss, the device has an automatic

make-up gain, that raises the overall level by a suitable amount. The result is

that the audio levels become more even and individual sounds can get more

“power” and longer sustain.

The COMP-01 should be used as an insert effect, either for a single instru-

ment device or for a whole mix (e.g. inserted between a Mixer device and the

Hardware Interface).

Parameters

➜ There are no CV inputs for the Compressor.

Parameter

Description

Ratio This lets you specify the amount of gain reduction applied to

the signals above the set threshold. The value is expressed

as a ratio, from 1:1 (no reduction) to 16:1 (levels above the

threshold are reduced by a factor 16).

Threshold This is the threshold level above which the compression

sets in. Signals with levels above the threshold will be af-

fected, signals below it will not.

In practice, this means that the lower the Threshold setting,

the more the compressor effect.

Attack This governs how quickly the compressor will apply its effect

when signals rise above the set threshold. If you raise this

value, the response will be slower, allowing more of the sig-

nal to pass through the compressor unaffected. Typically,

this is used for preserving the attacks of the sounds.

Release When the signal level drops below the set threshold, this de-

termines how long it takes before the compressor lets the

sound through unaffected. Set this to short values for in-

tense, “pumping” compressor effects, or to longer values for

a smoother change of the dynamics.

Gain meter This shows the amount of gain reduction or increase (in dB),

caused by the combined compression and make-up gain.

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