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  • NepasNepas

    Symetrix 425Published on 08/31/10 at 03:09
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Compressor type "VCA" - Stereo or Dual - Mono
    Expander functions and limit - Sidechain
    Balanced jack connectors - 1U Rack

    UTILIZATION

    A dynamic tool for simple and complete:
    per channel
    an expander with threshold (0dbu/-40dbu) and release (250ms/5s) (fixed attack: 4ms)
    Compressor: Threshold (-40dBu / +20 dBu), release (180ms/2.5s), ratio (1:1 / 10:1)
    a limit: threshold (-10 dBu / +20 dBu)
    an output gain, bypass, side chain.
    A button to switch between dual-mono to stereo (the settings for channel 1 are then valid for 2 channels).

    We may regret the absence of adjustment of the attack: the attack on the compressor is fixed (2 ms), very short.
    The front is clear, easy to a…
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    Compressor type "VCA" - Stereo or Dual - Mono
    Expander functions and limit - Sidechain
    Balanced jack connectors - 1U Rack

    UTILIZATION

    A dynamic tool for simple and complete:
    per channel
    an expander with threshold (0dbu/-40dbu) and release (250ms/5s) (fixed attack: 4ms)
    Compressor: Threshold (-40dBu / +20 dBu), release (180ms/2.5s), ratio (1:1 / 10:1)
    a limit: threshold (-10 dBu / +20 dBu)
    an output gain, bypass, side chain.
    A button to switch between dual-mono to stereo (the settings for channel 1 are then valid for 2 channels).

    We may regret the absence of adjustment of the attack: the attack on the compressor is fixed (2 ms), very short.
    The front is clear, easy to access - we have everything on hand.
    In addition, the manual is very well done, accurate and educational.

    SOUND QUALITY

    It is a dynamic tool "useful": it is very effective, allowing compression "beefy" without coloring the sound.
    VCA compressor is a very good quality, compared with dbx, Drawner, bss ...

    I use it a lot in the studio for rhythm (some kick, bass, hi-hat ...) but also on some synths, when I want to "boost" the sound without changing the texture - I have to eq it .
    Compared to other VCA "cheap" that I had on hand, the difference really means a low or a kick: we do not lose the fat from the instrument.

    OVERALL OPINION

    Used for 5 years is a very good VCA compressor, so little known by-side.

    A very good alternative to classic dbx 160 and other Drawner 241, at a very competitive price (for now).
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