BSS Audio DPR-402 Owner's Manual - Manual (Page 33)

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15.2 Repatching of
the Barrier Strip for
other uses and
Special Effects
The following table lists many of the possible uses of the DPR-402. This is not
an exhaustive list, and other combinations may be tried. To obtain the full
benefits of its versatility, a simple understanding of how it works is required
(refer to section 13).
MODE CONTROL
S/C LINK SUBTRACT
S/C LINK
NORMAL COMPRESSION
Compression occurs equally at all
frequencies.
D-G C-B
H.F. RE-EMPHASISED COMPRESSION
Compression is higher at LOW frequencies.
This arrangement will make heavily
compressed signals sound brighter as it
lessens the effect of heavy low frequencies
modulating the treble.
D-G F-B
H.F. RE-EMPHASISED COMPRESSION
As above, but more pronounced.
F-G F-B
L.F. RE-EMPHASISED COMPRESSION
Compression is higher at HIGH frequencies.
This is useful for controlling harsh or shrill
components of a signal, allowing faster
ATTACK and DECAY to be used before LF
distortion becomes a problem.
D-G E-B
L.F. RE-EMPHASISED COMPRESSION
Compression is higher at HIGH frequencies.
This is useful for controlling harsh or shrill
components of a signal, allowing faster
ATTACK and DECAY to be used before LF
distortion becomes a problem.
E-G E-B
WIDE BAND L.F. CONTROL COMPRESSION
This mode compress the entire audio spectrum
under control of the frequencies below that
set by the FREQ control. The modulation of
H.F. signals by the L.F. signals is an effect
which may be desired.
D-G L-B