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Transient Designer Analog Code
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Plug-in
Control Elements
Output Gain
The OUTPUT GAIN control allows you to reduce the
output signal by up to -22dB or boost it by up to +6dB.
This ensures that following devices receive an opti-
mized level. The center position at 12-o‘clock equals
0 dB output. If the OVL-LEDs keeps flashing reduce the
Output Level to avoid internal clipping.
Power LED
With a click on the POWER LED you can turn the Tran-
sient Designer™ on or off. The POWER LED is illumi-
nated when the plug-in is activated. You can also click the ON
button to activate or bypass the Transient Designer.
Signal LED
The SIG. LED indicates that an audio signal reaches the input. In
the analog world this LED helps the operator especially in complex
setups to determine immediately whether the Transient Designer™
actually receives any signal. In the digital domain it simply tells you
that the channel where you inserted the plug contains a signal that
is loud enough to ensure correct processing.
Overload LED
The OVL LED indicates internal clipping. Wether the clipping is
audible or not depends on the kind of audio material you are pro-
cessing. Nevertheless it should be avoided that the OVL LED illumi-
nates. Use the Output Gain control to reduce the output level if the
OVL-LEDs keeps flashing.
