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Advanced use
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Power Cmp1
This controls a COSM effect that simulates a vacuum tube amp, and a compressor. It boosts thin sounds that
are lacking in low range, giving them greater weight and power.
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Power Cmp2
This controls a COSM effect that simulates a vacuum tube amp, and a compressor. It boosts the mid-range,
creating a fat-sounding vocal.
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Power Cmp3
This controls a COSM effect that simulates a vacuum tube amp, and a compressor. It boosts the high range.
This is ideal for delicate acoustic guitar sounds.
This is also a way to obtain greater clarity for sounds that tend to be buried by other loud sounds around
them.
* You should be careful not to over-apply effects. Doing so may increase noise, or cause the sound to be muffled when loud
sounds are excessively suppressed.
List of effects
Parameter Range Explanation
NS -90.0– -40 dB
Cuts the noise that occurs at low volumes in the background of the
voice.
With higher values for this setting, louder noises will be cut.
* If you apply this too strongly, the beginning (attack) and end (decay) of the
voice may be cut off unnaturally, or the voice may be less intelligible.
(Power Cmp1)
BASS
0–100
Mainly adjusts the loudness of the low-frequency range.
Raising this setting will boost the low-frequency range.
(Power Cmp2)
TONE
0–100
Mainly adjusts the loudness of the mid-frequency range.
Raising this setting will boost the mid-frequency range.
(Power Cmp3)
BRIGHT
0–100
Mainly adjusts the loudness of the high-frequency range.
Raising this setting will boost the high-frequency range.
TUBE 0–100
This is a COSM effect that simulates a vacuum tube amp.
It produces the natural-sounding distortion typical of a vacuum tube.
Raising this setting will increase the distortion.
* Since this models the subtle characteristics of a vacuum tube amp, it may
be difficult to notice the result in some cases.
COMP 0–100
Lowers the threshold of the compressor (i.e., the volume level at which
the compressor begins to operate), and simultaneously raises the vol-
ume.
The result is to even out the volume levels of the loud and soft sounds,
raising the overall loudness. Raising this setting will increase the level.
Unlike simply raising the volume, this produces a thicker and heavier
sound.
The compressor threshold is common to channels 1 and 2. This means
that you can use COMP either in stereo for channels 1 and 2, or for just
one or the other channel.