Harman SoundCraft Vi3000, User Manual

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4.3: INPUT CHANNEL > DYNAMICS
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17.2.2 17.2.2: FX > ALGORITHMS > DELAYS
17.2.2: FX > ALGORITHMS > DELAYS
Ducker
Threshold
Range Low Range High
Set the input signal
level at which ducking
occurs.
Studio, Mono and Pong delays only. Ducking causes de-
lay repeats to be attenuated by a variable amount when
an input signal is present. As the performance pauses,
the delay signal level returns to its normal setting. This
allows the delay to remain as an effect, but not clash
with the original signal. For example whilst a vocalist is
singing, the level of delay is kept down, but in the pauses
the level of the repeats is brought up to provide a smooth
tail to the vocal phrases. The Ducker Threshold sets the
level at which the input signal has to be at for ducking
to cut in – the higher the threshold, the louder the signal
has to be for ducking to occur.
-70dB 0dB
Ducker Level
Range Low Range High
Ducking attenuation
amount.
Ducker Level sets the amount of attenuation once the
signal has exceeded the threshold. 0dB is no ducking,
18dB is the maximum amount of ducking to the delayed
signal.
-18dB 0dB
TAP 1 & 2
Tap delay time relative
to displayed delay time
value.
2-Tap Delay only. Sets the percentage of the indicated
delay time that is used for each tap.
0 100%
Tap Level
Adjusts the output level
of Tap 1 and Tap 2.
0 99
Tap Pan
Range Low Range High
Adjust the pan positions
in the stereo field of Tap
1 and Tap 2.
99L 99R
Modulation
Depth
Control the intensity of
modulation, or “depth” in
the Modulated Delay. Lower settings produce a more subtle chorus effect,
while higher values give a more lush chorusing of the
delay repeats.
0 99