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Broadcast Equalizer Limiter - A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. When Auto Correct is enabled, it will scan all selected frequencies in the WAV file to determine the minimum and maximum amplitudes. It will then correct these variations by automatically increasing or decreasing the levels of attenuation at specific frequency intervals (usually 1/3 octave). The result is a nearly linear frequency response. For the listener, this creates more consistent sounding audio. A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. A common problem that many of these stations experience is an inconsistency in true audio reproduction (i.e., different songs sound different).

Broadcast Equalizer Limiter - A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. When Auto Correct is enabled, it will scan all selected frequencies in the WAV file to determine the minimum and maximum amplitudes. It will then correct these variations by automatically increasing or decreasing the levels of attenuation at specific frequency intervals (usually 1/3 octave). The result is a nearly linear frequency response. For the listener, this creates more consistent sounding audio. A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. A common problem that many of these stations experience is an inconsistency in true audio reproduction (i.e., different songs sound different).

Broadcast Equalizer Limiter - A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. When Auto Correct is enabled, it will scan all selected frequencies in the WAV file to determine the minimum and maximum amplitudes. It will then correct these variations by automatically increasing or decreasing the levels of attenuation at specific frequency intervals (usually 1/3 octave). The result is a nearly linear frequency response. For the listener, this creates more consistent sounding audio. A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. A common problem that many of these stations experience is an inconsistency in true audio reproduction (i.e., different songs sound different).

Intelligent Sound Booster, the result is a nearly linear frequency response. For the listener, this creates more consistent sounding audio. A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. A common problem that many of these stations experience is an inconsistency in true audio reproduction (i.e., different songs sound different). By utilizing this function, one may be assured that there will be an average and consistent degree of bass and treble response, independent of a specific song title or artist.

Intelligent Sound Booster, the result is a nearly linear frequency response. For the listener, this creates more consistent sounding audio. A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. A common problem that many of these stations experience is an inconsistency in true audio reproduction (i.e., different songs sound different). By utilizing this function, one may be assured that there will be an average and consistent degree of bass and treble response, independent of a specific song title or artist.

Intelligent Sound Booster, the result is a nearly linear frequency response. For the listener, this creates more consistent sounding audio. A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. A common problem that many of these stations experience is an inconsistency in true audio reproduction (i.e., different songs sound different). By utilizing this function, one may be assured that there will be an average and consistent degree of bass and treble response, independent of a specific song title or artist.

Surround Meter 5.1 | PAS-Products - At this software it acts around a combined level and correlation degree announcement for Surround signals after the 5.1-Standard. The installation of the PAS Surround Meter for the use of discrete 5.1-mixtures is very easy as the six channels played by either the mixer sum or the HD-recording system will be connected directly with the inputs of the audio card installed on the computer for the PAS-software. During the installation process, the user can decide about the display order of the surround channels. In the help files, the basic setup of the surround meter and all internal settings are described in detail. While the usual digital level indicators only show a scaling without norm status, five of the most established standardised scaling known from the analogue application can be used with the PAS Surround Meter. The commonly applied DIN45406 with a head room of 6 dB referred to digital 0, Nordic N9, BBC PPM and EBU PPM K-System K-20 K-14 K-12 are easily and individually recallable by using the Windows-function keys F1 to F 8

Surround Meter 5.1 | PAS-Products - At this software it acts around a combined level and correlation degree announcement for Surround signals after the 5.1-Standard. The installation of the PAS Surround Meter for the use of discrete 5.1-mixtures is very easy as the six channels played by either the mixer sum or the HD-recording system will be connected directly with the inputs of the audio card installed on the computer for the PAS-software. During the installation process, the user can decide about the display order of the surround channels. In the help files, the basic setup of the surround meter and all internal settings are described in detail. While the usual digital level indicators only show a scaling without norm status, five of the most established standardised scaling known from the analogue application can be used with the PAS Surround Meter. The commonly applied DIN45406 with a head room of 6 dB referred to digital 0, Nordic N9, BBC PPM and EBU PPM K-System K-20 K-14 K-12 are easily and individually recallable by using the Windows-function keys F1 to F 8

Surround Meter 5.1 | PAS-Products - At this software it acts around a combined level and correlation degree announcement for Surround signals after the 5.1-Standard. The installation of the PAS Surround Meter for the use of discrete 5.1-mixtures is very easy as the six channels played by either the mixer sum or the HD-recording system will be connected directly with the inputs of the audio card installed on the computer for the PAS-software. During the installation process, the user can decide about the display order of the surround channels. In the help files, the basic setup of the surround meter and all internal settings are described in detail. While the usual digital level indicators only show a scaling without norm status, five of the most established standardised scaling known from the analogue application can be used with the PAS Surround Meter. The commonly applied DIN45406 with a head room of 6 dB referred to digital 0, Nordic N9, BBC PPM and EBU PPM K-System K-20 K-14 K-12 are easily and individually recallable by using the Windows-function keys F1 to F 8