SAFFIRE LEの取扱説明書・マニュアル [全32ページ 1.17MB]
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nCompression (continued)rotated in a clockwise direction) the more heavily the signal is compressed. The next dials to set are theATTACK and RELEASE times of the compressor, fastest/shortest position being fully anticlockwise andslowest/longest being fully clockwise. The ATTACK time defines how quickly the compressor kicks in, e.g.how fast the signal is turned down when it exceeds the threshold. In other words, setting a slower/longerattack time by rotating the dial clockwise will mean more of the loud part of the signal gets throughuncompressed, which makes the signal much more punchy but also more likely to clip. The RELEASE timedefines how quickly the compressor stops acting on the signal after it has begun to compress. Setting aquicker/shorter release time by rotating the dial anticlockwise will normally make the signal louder overall,however this is dependant on how often the level exceeds the threshold and how fast the attack time is.Last but not least, the GAIN dial defines how much the level of the compressed signal is increased aftercompression. This means that a heavily compressed signal can be turned up loud to give it much morepresence without fear of any overload or clipping occurring. The Gain Reduction (GRertical meter to theright of the plug-in window indicates the amount of compression taking place, which provides a visiblemeans of determining the Compressor's effect. All dials have a surrounding blue line to show their value,with the exact numerical amount displayed whilst rotating and when the mouse cursor moves over the dial.For those new to compression and wanting to hear its effect in the most obvious way, turn the THRESH downlow and the RATIO up high, then set the ATTACK dial fully anti-clockwise and the RELEASE to a fairly lowvalue also. Now experiment with the parameters, adjusting the attack time and so on, to see how this affects the sound. Two buttons in the bottom right of the Compressor window allow copying and pasting ofCompressor settings toand from other instances of the Saffire Compressor.
