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  • SPL-TDX

    SPL TDx Transient Designer module

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    The Transient Designer for series 500.

    The Transient Designer TDx brings level-independent dynamics processing to the world of Series 500.

    With the Transient Designer TDx the level-independent processing of signal paths is making headway into the world of 500 series rack modules. Working with the Transient Designer is very simple: Attacks can be amplified or attenuated and sustain may be prolonged or shortened. However, the possibilities for studio and live applications are seemingly endless.


    FEATURES

    The On/Bypass switch activates (On) or deactivates (Bypass) the module. This allows you to quickly switch between processed and unprocessed signal

    Signal LED

    The Sig LED (Sig) indicates whether an audio signal is present at the input which has a level higher than -20 dB.

    Attack

    Attack can be used to increase or attenuate the attack phase of a signal by up to 15 dB. Positive attack increases the amplitude of the attack phase. A negative attack attenuates the amplitude of the attack phase. 

    Sustain

    With Sustain the decay phase of a signal can be increased or attenuated by up to 24 dB. Positive Sustain extends the decay. Negative Sustain shortens the decay. 

    Mix

    The mix control allows continuous blending between processed (WET) and unprocessed (DRY) signals

    Output

    With the output control, the output gain can be attenuated in order to optimally drive the following devices.


    The Differential Envelope Technology

    Differential Envelope Technology (DET) enables, through differential envelopes, level-independent processing of dynamic signal characteristics.

    Only two controls are needed to control the transient response.