Creating And Managing An Amp Preset; Input Gain - LD Systems LDDSP44K Manual De Usuario

CREATING AND MANAGING AN AMP PRESET

An amp preset consists of the selection of speaker presets from the libraries (Library) "Custom Speaker Preset" and "LD Speaker Preset"
and the configuration options in the field CHANNEL EDIT (point 32). Select the desired speaker presets for the channels CH A to CH D (point
34) and adjust the gain, polarity, mute, delay and equalizer depending on the application and the listening habits as required in real time.
An amp preset created in this way can be loaded directly into the memory of the power amplifier (see point 29 AMP PRESET – SEND), and
saved as a file in the memory of the PC. In both cases, select an empty preset (empty) in the operator panel AMP PRESET (item 29) using the
arrow symbols and enter a name for the preset in the display or input field. To load the amp preset into the power amplifier, click on SEND
(send amp preset to amplifier library). To save it up as a file on the PC, click on the disk symbol (Save an Amp Preset File to disk), select a
location on your PC and save it.

INPUT GAIN

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CHANNEL 1 to 4 – as soon as you click on the edit button of the desired channel, the frame colour changes to blue.
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– click the arrow icons to increase (arrow up) or decrease (arrow down) gain in increments of 0.1 dB.
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Virtual Fader – click and hold the virtual fader knob and drag it upwards to increase gain and downwards to lower it.
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dB display/input field – direct input via keyboard and display of gain in dB.
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Polarity – click on the button to invert signal polarity (button is orange if polarity is inverted) and again to return it to normal.
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Mute – click on the button to mute or unmute the signal (button is red if signal is muted).
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Signal level display
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LINK – before editing, you can link the channels whose settings are to be identical (check).
The settings must be configured only in one channel and will be automatically transferred to the linked channels.
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– click the arrow icons to increase or decrease the signal delay of the corresponding channel.
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Virtual Fader – click and hold the virtual fader knob and drag it upwards to increase delay and downwards to reduce it.
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Display/input fields – direct input via keyboard and display of delay time in metres (m) feet (ft) and milliseconds (ms).
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INPUT DELAY
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