Behringer COMPRESSOR/SUSTAINER CS400 Ultimate Dynamics Effects Pedal,Green

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Ever notice how some strings on your guitar or bass sound louder than others? This is partly due to physics; strings with lower mass just don’t put out as much volume as the heavier ones. When used properly, a compressor makes all of the strings the same volume. Compressors are also great for slap-style bass players, making thumb slaps, string pulls and muted notes all the same volume, for an extremely percussive effect. It’s Easy! In no event shall such separate license agreements or additional terms and conditions between You and the whether express, implied, statutory or otherwise, with respect to the Software, including all implied warranties The Software is licensed, not sold, to you by Music Tribe for use strictly in accordance with the terms The gain‑reduction meter consists of red LEDs which extend from right to left, with the top few representing 1, 2, 4, and 6dB reduction, thereafter continuing in 3dB steps to ‑30dB. The input/output meter extends from left to right in green LEDs scaled from ‑30 to +18dB (relative to the selected operating level).

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trade dress, trade names, logos, corporate names and domain names, together with all of the goodwill Electronic balancing is used as standard, though a transformer‑balanced version of the Combinator is available as an option. A nice touch is a 'hard' relay‑operated bypass which links the inputs to the outputs when in bypass mode or in the event of a power supply failure, ensuring an uninterrupted signal flow. This also keeps the unit out of circuit during power‑up to prevent switch‑on thumps which could otherwise pose a serious problem in live situations. part of the Software that are otherwise owned by Music Tribe shall always remain the exclusive property of While you might not think that what the world needs most is another compressor, the Behringer Combinator, a multi‑band compressor designed for jobs like mastering or full‑mix processing, is different enough to justify its launch onto the studio scene. But to fully appreciate what makes a multi‑band compressor special, you first need to know what makes a conventional, full‑band compressor less than perfect.

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If you are using the Software on behalf of your employer or another entity (an "Organization") for whose You (or the Organization, if and as applicable) shall retain ownership of all Intellectual Property Rights in and to The Multiband section is where things start to get exciting. Here we find a level control for each of the four frequency bands; these have characteristics similar to a four‑way equaliser, in that the high and low ends have shelving characteristics and the two mid‑range controls are band‑pass types. The frequency ranges covered are: 10Hz‑180Hz, 180Hz‑750Hz, 750Hz‑3.5kHz and 3.5kHz‑20kHz. In addition to the level controls there are separate indicator LEDs for compressor and peak limiter action, In/Out buttons and Set In/Out buttons. The In/Out buttons can be used to disable compressor action in certain parts of the audio spectrum; for example, if you left only the high frequency band active, the Combinator could be used as a de‑esser — or you could leave only the lower band active, to help tame popping. The limiters still work, even when a band is switched to Off, so there's no risk of high‑level signals sneaking through to the output unless the limiter itself is switched off. Music Tribe shall be free to use, copy, modify, publish, or redistribute the Suggestions for any purpose and in Agreement; or (iv) your Agreement or relationship with an Organization (if applicable) or any third party.associated therewith, derivative works and all other rights (collectively, "Intellectual Property Rights") that are Music Tribe reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to modify or replace this Agreement at any time. If a Switchable IKA (Interactive Knee Adaptation) -provides program-adaptive compression, combining all the advantages of both hard and soft-knee compression What's going on inside this box is undoubtedly quite complex, but using the Combinator is really no more difficult than using any other compressor. If you set all four band Level controls and the Process Balance knob to their centre positions, the remaining controls operate and behave exactly like those on a standard full‑band unit. Used in this way, the Combinator is capable of applying a significant amount of compression and levelling to a complete mix with none of the gain pumping or dulling that so often occurs with simple units. I wouldn't go as far as to say that the sound is exactly transparent, but then it doesn't sound obviously processed either. Even when the limiters are operating rather more frequently than might be considered normal, the overall sound isn't noticeably changed