Omnia-audio Omnia.9 Bedienungsanleitung

Omnia.9All you can imagine. And more.Installation & User’s GuideWritten by Jim Kuzman, Telos Alliance Technical WriterVersion 0.56.02 Revised Feb

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Chapter 17 Monitor Output Menu Q: If blissfully clean audio reaches the transmitter but you can’t hear it in the studio, does it make a sound?A: Yes,

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Chapter 18 System Menu Whatever control you are looking for that is not directly related to processing is probably in here.Chapter 18 System Menu123

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RThe Silence Detect control determines how long Omnia.9 will wait before switching over to the secondary input source. It also determines how long th

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RThe Stereo Mode control allows you to choose between single-sideband (SSB) or dual-sideband (DSB) operation.REnabling the RF Bandwidth Control can

RThe MPX Test Generator and L/R Test Generator are described in detail below. MPX Test Tone Generator: Control Details and Suggested ApplicationsThe M

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RThe Safe Shutdown option properly and completely shuts down the unit. This function is available FECPFE K?<=IFEKG8E<CEFKK?IFL>?K?&

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RTapping the Update from USB button will prompt the Omnia.9 to search the USB drive for the appropriate software and begin the installation process

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Chapter 4 Home Screen & User InterfaceGetting touchy-feely with the GUI and learning your way around the front panel display.Chapter 4: Home Scr

Chapter 19 Getting the Sound You WantM&=4F0H>A0=>C74A O<6>==064C270N;>=384Chapter 19 Getting the Sound You Want150

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Chapter 20 Factory Presets>=OC;8:4C70C?A4B4C%>F>AA84BThere are 34 more. Chapter 20 Factory Presets154

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Chapter 21 NfRemote Client Software Connecting to the other side, but with a slick remote interface instead of a medium and a seance. Chapter 21 Remo

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Chapter 22 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Answering your questions before you even ask them. Chapter 22 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)171

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)How do the physical rear panel inputs relate to the various processing cores?A fully-optioned Omnia.9 can take in

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Physical InputsChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams181

Input / Output OverviewChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams182

Input SectionMPX InputMPX OutputChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams183

MPX Patch PointChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams184

Pre-emphasis Patch PointChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams185

UndoChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams186

Input AGC/WB AGC1Chapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams187

WB AGC2 / AGC3 Post-MultibandChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams188

WB AGC2 / AGC3 Bass Wideband Chapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams189

Tier 1 MenuTier 2 MenuTier 3 MenuTier 3 ControlsResize BarsThe Three Basic Control TypesThere are three basic types of controls in Omnia.9:ROn/Off but

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Multiband ProcessingChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams191

Speaker ControllerChapter 23 Signal Path Diagrams192

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Table of ContentsGetting the Most From This Manual Page 3Chapter 1: The Omnia.9 Story Page 5Chapter 2: Quick Startup Guide Page 8Chapter 3: Gene

Chapter 5 Reading the Processing MetersA meter is worth a thousand words, or how to connect what you see to what you hear.Chapter 5: Reading the Pro

Reading the Processing MetersUnderstanding the Processing Meters DisplayThe Processing Meters Display provides a tremendous amount of information abou

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Chapter 7 Inputs 1/2/3 Source Audio Menu“The only source of knowledge is experience.” - Albert Einstein“The only source of audio are those jacks on th

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RSelecting the Internal Playback button will start audio playback from Omnia.9’s internal library of songs. JWARNING: This will interrupt the progra

Chapter 8 Inputs 1/2/3 Undo MenuConfucius said that when faced with what is right, leaving it undone shows a lack of courage. Call us brave.Chapter 8:

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RThe Attack speed controls determine how quickly Undo reacts to incoming audio peaks. Faster settings will make Undo more reactive to smaller incomi

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RThe Gain slider determines how much the audio selected with a combination of the Frequency and Width sliders is boosted or cut. Each band

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RThe Band slider determines the number of bands in the multiband processing section and ranges from 2 to 7. RThe Maximum GainRatio Gate Threshold

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Modulation Meters MenuThe Modulation Meters menu displays the modulation levels of the MPX output of Omnia.9 as well as any processor or applicable

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RThe Undo Control Signal patch points allows you to view the control signal from each of the individual bands in either the left or right channel.RTh

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RThe Input Gain slider sets the input level of each of the two MPX Inputs in a range from -12dB to +18dB in one-tenth dB increments.

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