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QUICK START GUIDE: 528e Voice Processor
Setup
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Settings
Set the controls and switches on the front of the 528E as per the table
below.
Front Panel Control Setting
MIC / LINE As required
-15 PAD Out
MIC GAIN 12 o’clock
DE-ESS FREQUENCY 3K (12 o’clock)
DE-ESS THRESHOLD 0 (Full CW)
DE-ESS IN / OUT Out
DOWNWARD EXPANDER EXP
THRES
BYPASS (Full CCW)
COMPRESSOR COMP THRES +20 (Full CW)
COMPRESSOR COMP RATIO 2 (12 o’clock)
EXP/COMP IN / OUT Out
VOICE SYMMETRY IN / OUT Out
LOW EQ FREQUENCY 160 Hz (12 o’clock)
LOW EQ BANDWIDTH 1.5 octaves (12 o’clock)
LOW EQ CUT/BOOST 0 (12 o’clock)
MID EQ FREQUENCY 2.5K (12 o’clock)
MID EQ BANDWIDTH 1.5 octaves (12 o’clock)
MID EQ CUT/BOOST 0 (12 o’clock)
HIGH EQ FREQUENCY 6.8K (12 o’clock)
HIGH EQ BANDWIDTH 1.5 octaves (12 o’clock)
HIGH EQ CUT/BOOST 0 (12 o’clock)
EQ IN / OUT Out
GAIN 0 (12 o’clock)
You can now power on the 528E and it should pass signal. The
POWER LED should be illuminated and the OUTPUT LEVEL LED
display should show some activity.We can now move on to fine tuning
your settings.
Mic Preamp Gain
Set the MIC GAIN control so that the OUTPUT LEVEL LED display
indicates a signal between -10 and 0 VU. The CLIP LED should almost
never light. If it does, decrease the MIC GAIN control until it does not.
Any loss in gain can be made up for later in the signal chain.
De-Esser Settings
The De-Esser is used to reduce the level of objectionable sibilant
sounds (S and T sounds). Engage the De-Esser by pressing the
DE-ESS IN / OUT button IN. Set the THRESHOLD control so that the
de-esser gain reduction LED display shows about 12 dB of reduction.
Now, “tune the FREQUENCY control for the maximum sibilance
reduction. Finally, reduce the setting of the THRESHOLD control until
you reduce the sibilance to a tolerable level without harming the quality
of the audio signal.
Downward Expander Settings
Use the Expander to reduce room noise or other low level or
background noise. Set the THRESHOLD control to allow low level
speech sounds to pass while still blocking out room sound or noise.
Compressor Settings
Use the COMP THRES control to determine the level at which the
compressor starts to work. As the sound level increases above the
set threshold, you will see the gain reduction LED display start to
work indicating the amount of gain reduction taking place. Generally
3 to 6 dB is sufficient, unless you are using a low compression ratio
(below 2:1), or you want a special effect. Pick a ratio suited to the task
at hand: low ratios and low thresholds for unobtrusive level control,
medium ratios for overall level control and consistency, high ratios
(greater than 8:1) for limiting or in-your-face sorts of sounds.
Equalizer Settings
Equalization is entirely dependent upon many factors and should
generally be used to correct or enhance the frequency content of the
signal. For example, the default settings should be close for the male
voice. For female voices, the LOW EQ range shifts up to 200 or 300 Hz
and the MID EQ range shifts up to 3-5 kHz.
If you are using a microphone that exhibits proximity effect, then you’ll
probably need to reduce (cut) the bass (LOW EQ) response somewhat.
3-6 dB should be fine, but you’ll have to compromise between a big full
sound and the overbearing low frequency content. A bit of MID EQ will
help make voices cut through and seem louder. The HIGH EQ can add
brightness and intimacy.
It will take some tuning and experimentation based on the signal
source, microphone used and personal taste.
Output Settings
For many applications, setting the output GAIN control to 0 dB works
fine. If you are adding a lot of EQ, this will tend to cause an overall level
increase. Thus, you may need to lower the output GAIN appropriately.
Likewise, if you are using a fair amount of compression, you may
need to add some gain to compensate for the gain reduction in the
compressor section. You should adjust the output GAIN control so that
it provides enough signal level to your connections downstream, yet still
prevents the CLIP LED from illuminating.
The output CLIP LED monitors both the equalizer and the output stage.
Large amounts of EQ boost and/or high signal levels can cause CLIP
indications. If this occurs, lower the signal level via the GAIN control.
It is also possible for the output stage to clip if a processor, inserted
via the OUTPUT STAGE INPUT jack, is contributing gain to the overall
signal path. In this case, either lower the gain of the inserted processor
or reduce the setting of the output GAIN control.
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