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READING THE PROCESSING METERS
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The Multiband meter window shows the levels and action of the AGC, Compressors, limiter, and noise reduction
sections for each band (ranging from 2 to 7 depending upon the preset employed). As is the case with the AGC metering
section, the scale will change based upon the settings of various multiband controls.
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The AGC level in each band is indicated by a bright yellow bar. The multiband compressor for each band, when enabled,
is represented by an orange bar extending down from the bottom of the yellow AGC bar. The multiband limiter for each
band is represented by a bright red bar that flashes beneath the AGC level. The multiband noise reduction for each band is
shown by a dark red bar that appears to drop down from the very top of the meter. Gating - the condition in which release
is significantly slowed down - is indicated by a dark red ribbon at the bottom of the multiband AGC meters. Freezing
- the condition in which release stops completely - is indicated by the same red ribbon, but slightly brighter. Dry voice
detection is indicated by a green ribbon in the same location.
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If the Wideband AGC2 compressor is enabled and placed after the multiband section, or it is used in one of its Bass
modes, its meter will be displayed separately to the right of the multiband display. The Wideband AGC3 meter will
appear after the multiband section as well if it has been enabled.
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The Multiband Output meters show the levels after the multiband processing section, but before the Bass Clipper and
Final Clipper.
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The L/R meters show the output of the L/R clipper, which is useful only if you are using the Analog or Digital FM L/R
outputs.
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The Multiband Stereo Enhancer meters will be displayed if the current preset employs this feature.
Yellow bars extending from the middle outward toward the left and right of the display indicate a widening of the stereo
image.
Red bars extending from the left and right edges toward the middle indicate a narrowing of the stereo image.