Orban OPTIMOD-PC 1100, Руководство по эксплуатации

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OPERATION ORBAN MODEL 1100
there is a gross loudness disparity, you may wish to edit the gain within the
B
YPASS
preset and save this as a user preset. However, be careful not to clip
the output if you set the bypass for gain.
You can determine whether you are clipping by observing the level me-
ter in the
O
UTPUT
page of the mixer.
P) Save your preset using File/Save Preset.
Once you have created one “mastering” preset, you can edit it to create
others and save them under different names.
Q) For a 44.1 kHz output sample rate, set the digital output level to –0.5dBfs; this
will prevent overshoots caused by sample rate conversion. For a 48 kHz output
sample rate, set the digital output level to –0.1dBfs.
At 44.1 kHz, the output samples are not exactly the same ones that the
look-ahead limiter controlled at the internal 48 kHz sample rate, so slight
overshoot can occur. At 48 kHz output sample rate, overshoot will be less
than 0.1dB.
Creating Custom “Factory” Presets
You can create custom “factory” presets that support L
ESS
-M
ORE
functionality.
These presets will behave like Orban’s factory presets.
Your 1100’s software has the ability to interpolate all 19 available
L
ESS
-
More incre-
ments (1.0 through 10.0) from two or more L
ESS
-M
ORE
“anchor” preset files. In addi-
tion, there must be a “factory preset” file. The instructions below show you how to
create these files from user preset files that you have saved.
In the examples below, the specified file locations are based on OPTIMOD-PC’s de-
fault locations. Using Windows Explorer, check the factory preset file locations on
your computer to find out where these files are actually located. You must place
your new “factory preset” files in analogous locations.
To create a custom “factory” preset:
1. Choose a name for the preset.
You cannot use the name of an existing factory preset without damaging it. We
will use “My Preset” as the preset name in the examples below.
2. Create a folder for your presets.
Create a folder named “My Preset” within the directory
\Program Files\Orban\Optimod-PC\presets
You should see all of the subdirectories for Orban’s factory presets in this
director