Omnia Omnia.9, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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The Maximum Attenuation control determines how much the Stereo Enhancer can reduce
L/R separation in an effort to achieve the Target Width in program material that already has
a wide stereo image. The range is between 0 and 18dB.
The Attack speed and Release speed controls work in the same manner as their
counterparts in the other sections of the Omnia.9.
The Target Width (coupled), Maximum Gain (coupled), Maximum Attenuation (coupled),
Attack (coupled) and Release (coupled) controls allow you to adjust all the bands
simultaneously by an equal amount in their corresponding sections.
Multiband Setup Menu
The Multiband Setup menu provides control over the number of processing bands employed as well
as the maximum gain, progressive release, gate threshold, freeze threshold, and gate delay controls.
Also found here are the enable buttons for gain reduction override and controls for the gain
reduction ratio.
The Band slider determines the number of bands in the multiband processing section and
ranges from 2 to 7.
The Maximum Gain, Ratio, Gate Threshold, and Freeze Threshold controls work in the
same manner as their counterparts in other sections of the Omnia.9.
The Gate Delay control determines how long the Gate Threshold and Freeze Threshold
controls wait before they begin working. The range of this control is between 0 and 255ms.
Setting the control to “0” means that as soon as audio falls below the threshold as
determined by the settings of the Gate and Freeze controls, it immediately slows or stops,
respectively. Higher settings mean it will take longer for the release of the audio to slow or
stop. (Note: Setting the Gate Delay much lower than the default setting of 79ms will cause
the gate to take effect during the brief pauses in dry speech, resulting in a much lower
volume level from an announcer mic, for instance, as compared to music. Used creatively,
this is actually a very useful tool for controlling announcer/music level balance).