Omnia Omnia-6EX, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Omnia-6ex Use and Operation Manual – V: 1.20
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How much is enough time? We feel that working with a system for at least a week is a good starting point. We don’t
suggest that you drop everything for a solid week. What we do recommend is that you install the Omnia-6EX during
a week when you can spend a few hours per day on the project.
The Adjustment Procedure
1. Review your objectives.
2. Once on the air, start with a degree of processing that is similar to that currently used by your station and
then, if desired, become more aggressive. A careful approach is less likely to draw hasty, or even negative,
opinions.
3. Listen for a while, then adjust, and listen for a while again. Try to avoid the temptation to continuously
“fiddle” with adjustments, just moments after getting the system on the air. Remember that you should
evaluate the operation over time, not moment to moment! When it is time to adjust, the Worksheet
provided on Page 121 can assist in tracking your progress and establishing improved settings of operation
unique to your stations.
4. While making changes to the system, we recommend that you do not make hasty or radical changes. Also,
do not make too many different adjustments all at once. If too many parameters are changed at one time, it
is hard to determine which change made the difference you may hear. That can be frustrating, whether the
change made your station sound better or worse. Take your time. In order for you to become comfortable
with your new sound, you should learn the limits of each control. We suggest making changes in
increments of no more than +0.5 dB or - 1 dB, or in 1 or 2 step increments. Try turning different functions
on and off. Working this way, you will be able to get a better feel for the sound that the Omnia-6EX is
capable of producing on your station and with your programming.
5. Use the “sleep on it method:” Spend time adjusting and then listening, and when the system gets to a point
where it sounds good, stop! While making changes to processing, there does come a time when the ears
become less and less sensitive to the adjustments you're performing. Ears tire, and that's why spreading the
adjustment period over a number of days is recommended. If what you've done still sounds good after you
have “slept on it,” stop adjusting. If you're not quite there yet, continue with small iterations until you’re
satisfied. If you are homing in on your goals, you'll find that each day the discrepancies become smaller
and you’re making fewer adjustments.
6. When you get it where you like it,
stop and enjoy
!