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BROWSER-BASED REMOTE CONTROL
♦ Enhancer Processing and Bass Girth as described above.
♦ Final LPF. Disable, or set to seven filter frequencies between 4 kHz and 22 kHz, for the
most efficient use of data-reduced media.
♦ Final Lim Processing bypasses the final wideband look-ahead limiter.
♦ Sensus Processing enables Omnia’s ground-breaking pre-treatment of signals to reduce
distortion in data-reduced media. You don’t need it if you’re producing material for linear
PCM or very gentle codec settings.
You can customize the latency settings
After using any of the meta-controls, you still can enable or disable any of the individual proces-
sors separately. For example, you might select Low Latency but still add Clipper High Quality
if you can tolerate a few milliseconds’ extra delay. Or you can select High Quality, but turn off
Enhancer Processing to reduce latency if your music programming doesn’t require that kind of
treatment.
Unless you have a particular need for low latency, such as air talent monitoring an “off air”
signal, we recommend you use High Quality mode and keep all the processors on this panel
enabled.
After you’ve gotten latency the way you want it, you can save it as part of a Processing preset.
Remote Control Maps: where to nd each function
Remote Screen functions change depending on the DSP|Core in use. These next pages are refer-
ence maps for each of VOLT’s DSP|Cores, so you can find an adjustment quickly.
You probably won’t need the maps after a couple of uses, because we’ve kept the layout as consis-
tent and intuitive as possible.
Following: V1.1FMMap171705.pdf, V1.1AMMap.pdf, V1.1HDMap170705.pdf, V1SGMap.pdf
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