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Mid Band

Adjusts the output level of the mid band limiter into the following Final Limiter stage. Higher

numbers result in more midrange but too much mix level can make the following final limiter

work unnecessarily hard.

Presence Band

Adjusts the output level of the presence band limiter into the following Final Limiter stage. Higher

numbers result in more presence but too much mix level can make the following final limiter work

unnecessarily hard.

Hi Band

Adjusts the output level of the high band limiter into the overall mix. Higher numbers result in

more high frequencies and too much mix level can make the following final limiter work

unnecessarily hard.

<-Exit

Click on this option to return to the Adjust Processing submenu.

Sensus

See a descriptive overview of the Sensus function beginning on Page 20

Sen Freq (Sensus Frequency)

This sets the range where the SENSUS function begins its magic. For example, a setting of

5kHz will program the SENSUS algorithm to focus on frequencies of 5kHz and higher. You

should start with the 13kHz setting, and then select lower frequency settings until any coding

artifacts are tamed. There are 8 available adjustment frequencies between 13kHz and 1kHz.

Sen Level (Sensus Level)

Sets the amount of codec conditioning to be applied to the audio. Increasing the setting adds more

SENSUS control. Extreme settings -- those high enough to cause noticeable dulling of the

program material -- are unnecessary and will not further improve the audio quality through the

codec.

Ster Link (Stereo Link)

Under most operating modes, this can be set to Low or OFF. The link control allows dynamic

coupling of the stereo to mono ratio. When set to OFF, the Sensus function will only affect

mono material, or signals that are common to the Left/Right channels under stereo conditions.

Higher settings of the link adjustment may offer assistance with low bitrates and an inefficient

codec.

NOTE: While the Sensus Frequency and Sensus Level controls are “algorithmically”

independent, from the standpoint of a codec they work in tandem to reduce coding artifacts

through a bit reduced system. Always start with the LPF (Low Pass Filter) (see Final Limit

below) set as recommended by the table in that section. Then adjust Sensus Frequency and

Sensus Level controls until satisfactory results are achieved through the codec.

<-Exit

Click on this option to return to the Adjust Processing submenu.

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