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Description of the product:
Characteristics:
GlissEQ is a compensator of analogous-style in the alimentabile form. Offered of GlissEQ of what the more interesting are the relative dynamic performance of leveling. Using nearly all the compensator they puts into effect, obtains always what has regulated themselves: as an example, if specified a push of dB +6 to 100 Hertz you obtain exactly to the +6 the push of dB visible to 100 Hertz, also on the phantom analyzer. GlissEQ offers a a little different method. When specified dB the +6 to 100 Hertz, necessarily you do not obtain dB the +6 of gain. The real gain of the filter is recorded dynamically according to the material that of program been leaking.
This dynamic nature of the `of GlissEQ gives to it very friendlier, helping the filtration experience. Amplifying on the levels necessarily it will not generate the tiring overload effect. Instead, you will obtain an effect discharged in pleasant prominence that door the life and the dimension to your track: therefore, GlissEQ simply musical sound.
This transitory emphasis works for every frequency that syntonized the filter: as an example, it can be useful to the frequencies more lowlands and half than for giving more punzone to the track. Moreover, the resistance of transitory emphasis and the recording of general gain of the filter can be controlled with a special control of dyne. In reality, this control of dyne adds to an entire new dimension to the compensator you know as it!
Al side of this dynamic nature of `the wonderful GlissEQ offers an analyzer of built-in phantom of FFT. Moreover, the phantom of the track can be exported to any other case of GlissEQ thus that it allows the sovvrapposizioni interchannel of phantom. This can help it to free the range of frequency in a track in order to allow the instrument in an other track that occupies these frequencies breathes. |
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Thanks, Willian Watson
Great Britain
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