Omnia Omnia.9, Installation And Operation Manual

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In the image below, the top window shows the unprocessed audio before de-­‐clipping or expansion.
The bottom window shows the same audio after it has been de-­‐clipped and expanded.
Undo Menu
Each of the three internal audio input paths has a dedicated Undo section. From the main Undo
menu, you can load and save Undo presets, enable and disable the de-­‐clipper or multiband
expander, choose which functions are displayed in the Undo meter window, adjust the amount of
de-­‐clipping, adjust the dynamics detector’s ratio, weighting, and peak settings, and set the
expander’s levels, rates, and ratios.
A word of caution about Undo! In keeping with the “spirit” of Omnia.9, we have not blocked access
to any of its controls, including those found in the Undo section. And while we would be the last
ones to discourage you from making the most of everything Omnia.9 has to offer, we feel that
outside of adjusting the level of de-­‐clipping, most users will get the most out of this powerful tool by
using one of the provided factory Undo presets.
For the more curious and brave, read on!
Load Preset and Save Preset Menus
The Load Preset menus allows you view the Undo preset currently on the air, toggle back and forth
between the current and backup presets, load a new preset, compare the settings of two presets,
and delete user presets. The Save Preset menu allows you to edit the name of or save over a user
preset.
A complete explanation of how to use the Load Preset and Save Preset functions is found in the
section of this manual devoted to FM processing. Keep in mind, however, that while the process for
loading and saving presets is identical, these are two completely independent operations within
Omnia.9 with completely different sets of presets.