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DUCKER Function

The process of Ducking enables the user to suppress the level of a given signal or effect dynamically, dependent upon

the presence of another signal which is desired to be prominent. The Ducking feature of the Intellifex XL works in conjunc-

tion with the Delay and Reverb sections to attenuate the delay and/or reverb level while a phrase is being played (resulting

in a less cluttered, more intelligible sound), yet return each to its original level when the phrase ends - thus allowing for the

full decay of the delayed and/or reverberated signal.

DUCKER PARAMETERS

Parameter Description

DUCKER

In the

HUSH; Delay; Ducker

configuration, this parameter determines

whether the Ducker is off or on.

In the

HUSH; Chorus; Delay; Reverb

and

HUSH; Pitch Shift; Delay;

Reverb

configurations, this parameter determines whether the Ducker is

either (A) off, (B) operating on the delay, (C) operating on the reverb, or

(D) operating on both the delay and reverb.

SENSITIVITY

This parameter determines the threshold point above which the ducker

will begin attenuating the delay and/or reverb signal. Until the input

signal reaches this level, the delay/reverb signal will not be affected.

ATTENUATION

This parameter determines how much the delayed signal is attenuated

(muted). It may be set for only a slight change in signal level or it can

completely attenuate the delay/reverb signal so that no delayed or

reverberated signal passes while ducking is active.

RELEASE RATE

This parameter is adjustable from .2 seconds to 9 full seconds, and

determines the length of time it takes for the muted delay signal to

return to its original signal level after the input signal falls below the

threshold point set by the Sensitivity parameter.

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