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FX Rack
Noise Gate
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Closed
When lit, this LED indicates that the Noise Gate is Closed. This means the
Threshold setting is higher than the incoming signal and the noise gate
dims the output signal of the amplifier by the amount adjusted with the
Range control (e.g. 15dB in the picture above).
2
Noise Gate on/off
On/Off switch. Enable or disable the Noise Gate completely. Switch up
(‘On’) means the Noise Gate is activated.
3
Threshold
Continuous knob, -120db to 0db. The Noise Gate will dim the output signal
of the amplifier as soon as the input signal (your guitar signal) falls below
a certain level. This level is called Threshold. Adjust the Threshold so the
noise of the overdriven amp will be reduced, but make sure you don´t cut
fading notes or chords.
4
Range
Continuous knob, 0db to 100db. The output level of your amplifier
will be reduced or muted when the input signal is lower than the
Threshold setting. You may dim the output level only by a few
decibels (dB), or completely mute the output in pauses by setting the
Range to its maximum.
Amp Filters
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Tight Filter
Discrete 3 steps: “Pre“, “Post“ and “Off“. With the Tight filter you can cut
Low frequencies of either the DI guitar signal (Pre) or the processed amp
output (Post).
• Pre:
If your pickups produce an unintentional rumbling bass sound you
can filter the low end before the DI sound even hits the amplifier.
• Post:
If you want to cut some of the low end of your amplifier setting
(maybe even only temporary) you can use this studio quality high pass
filter to reduce the bass.
• Off:
When set to Off the Tight filter is in bypass mode.
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Friedman Buxom Betty
Plugin Manual
