The output from an auxiliary 10mS delay is fed via the 'Phase' level control to both channels giving a mono image. A clean feed signal is connected in a similar manner via the 'Feedthrough' level control. Control Voltages for each delay line are in anti-phase i.e. when the main delay is at maximum, the 'Phase' delay is at minimum and vice versa. Outputs from the main delay taps are of fixed level. They are mixed with the variable 'Phase' and 'Feedthrough' signals before the output level controls.
Many studios start as a small concern, but quickly expand into serious, productive environments.
Often, this means selling some of the budget equipment, in order to replace it with equipment of the necessary quality to match the upgraded studio. The Drawmer LX20 is designed to serve the needs regardless of the size and quality of the studio. The ratio is increased automatically as the compression increases. Only one control is required to adjust compression. Expander to eliminate low level noise.