Adjusting the Input Audio

You can press the (Adjust) button on the [Audio Mixer] tab to switch from the [Audio Mixer] tab to the settings screen and adjust the audio for the corresponding input channel. The items that can be adjusted vary depending on the input content, clip player (or [Replay]), and audio channel for audio commentary. When finished adjusting items, press the [Apply] button to apply the adjustments.

Live Operation screen

Setup items

[Input Trim]

Adjusts the input level in the range −20 dB to 20 dB.

Hint

  • Adjust the level so that the volume is at an appropriate level when the volume fader is at the 0 dB position (top).

[Balance] ([PAN] for input content with [2CH Mono] enabled)

Sets the position [L] – [Center] – [R] within a stereo pair where the input audio is localized.

Hint

  • For input content with [2CH Mono] enabled, you can output both [CH1] and [CH2] on both stereo channels by setting [PAN] to [Center] for both [CH1] and [CH2]..

[Delay] (audio channel for audio commentary only)

Sets the delay in the range 0 msec to 2000 msec for the audio channel used for audio commentary. Use this to synchronize the audio channel for audio commentary with the input audio of other channels.

[Limiter/Compressor]

Use when inputting audio signals with large differential in level. Select [Limiter] or [Compressor] from the list and set [Threshold] in the range −60 dB to 0 dB.

Hint

  • Select [Limiter] if you want to suppress peak components and prevent excessive output, or select [Compressor] if you want to compress and average sounds above a certain level.
  • The following values cannot be adjusted using this service (fixed values).
    • Ratio: ∞:1 when [Limiter] is selected, 2:1 when [Compressor] is selected
    • Attack time: 1.5 msec when [Limiter] is selected, 10 msec when [Compressor] is selected
    • Release time: 25 msec when [Limiter] is selected, 100 msec when [Compressor] is selected

[Filter]

Enable when you want to reduce the volume at high frequencies and/or low frequencies. Use this to suppress noise.

When [High Cut (8kHz)] is enabled, high frequencies (8 kHz and higher) are cut. When [Low Cut (100Hz)] is enabled, low frequencies (100 Hz and lower) are cut. The cutoff characteristics for both are 12 dB/oct.

[EQ]

You can adjust the volume by adjusting the levels independently for high frequencies, mid frequencies, and low frequencies.

To adjust, enable [EQ] and set values for the following items.

  • [High Freq.]: Displays the frequency of the high-frequency band. This is set to [12 kHz] (fixed) and cannot be modified.
  • [High Level]: Adjust the level of the high-frequency band in the range −15 dB to 15 dB.
  • [Middle Freq.]: Sets the center frequency of the mid-frequency band in the range 100 Hz to 8000 Hz.
  • [Middle Level]: Adjust the level of the mid-frequency band in the range −15 dB to 15 dB.
  • [Low Freq.]: Displays the frequency of the low-frequency band. This is set to [80 Hz] (fixed) and cannot be modified.
  • [Low Level]: Adjust the level of the low-frequency band in the range −15 dB to 15 dB.
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