Omnia Omnia.9, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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The Maximum Gain Reduction control sets the maximum amount of gain reduction possible
in the Wideband AGC1 compressor, and is adjustable from 0 to 24dB in one-­‐quarter dB
increments.
The Progressive Release control determines the degree to which the Wideband AGC1
compressor releases its gain at a faster rate as the audio is driven further toward or into
gain reduction. At a setting of 0, the control has no effect and the Release speed control
fully determines the rate of release. Increasing the setting progressively makes the release
speed of the audio faster as gain decreases.
The 3-­‐band Sidechain Parametric Equalizer can be used to make the Wideband AGC1 more
or less sensitive to the frequencies determined by the Frequency, Width, and Gain controls,
which function exactly like their counterparts in the main Parametric Equalizer section.
Multiband Stereo Enhancer Menu.
Stereo Enhancer Menu
The Stereo Enhancer menu gives you access to the Target, Maximum Gain, Maximum Gain
Reduction, Attack speed, and Release speed of each of its bands.
Omnia.9 offers a unique multi-­‐band Stereo Enhancer, whose total number of bands is determined
by the number of bands of processing used in the Current Preset. Regardless, it never works on
bass, which is why Band 1 (or Bands 1 and 2) are grayed out. This approach significantly reduces the
chance that quieter, hard-­‐panned stereo sounds in a recording with a strong centered mono sound
will be shifted out of phase and offers much greater control over the stereo enhancement available
in various portions of the spectrum.
The Enable control turns the Stereo Enhancer on or off.
The Target Width control determines the ratio of L+R to L-­‐R. Higher settings provide more
stereo enhancement. Adjust this control carefully to avoid creating an exAGCerated,
unnatural stereo image.
The Maximum Gain control determines how much the Stereo Enhancer can increase L/R
separation in an effort to achieve the Target Width in program material that has a narrow
stereo image. The range is between 0 and 18dB.