was ist wenn attack und release beide gedrückt sind d.h. beide auf fast?
Was ist wenn Du den unglaublichen Versuch startest mal im Handbuch zu schauen ?! :nonono:
"4.2 [g=322]Compressor[/g] stage
Compression on/off switch & LED Indicator
Turns the [g=322]compressor[/g] stage on or off. The indicator shows the on/off status of the [g=322]compressor[/g].
Rotary compression control
The rotary compression control sets the compression ratio of the [g=322]compressor[/g]. The compression
ratio expresses the difference between the input level change and the output level change. A
compression ratio of 6:1, for example, indicates that for every 6dB of level change on the input
signal there is only 1dB of level change on the compressed signal. The higher the compression
ratio, the smaller the dynamic range.
Fast/slow attack switch & LED Indicator
This switch toggles the attack setting of the [g=322]compressor[/g] between fast and slow attack times. The
indicator shows the status ‘fast’ of the the attack setting. The attack setting on a [g=322]compressor[/g]
determines how fast it will react to the input sound. Short attack times quickly bring down the
level of the loud, fast transients in the audio signal; long attack times let more sound through
before the [g=322]compressor[/g] engages, resulting in a punchier sound.
Fast/slow release switch & LED Indicator
This switch toggles the release setting of the [g=322]compressor[/g] between fast and slow release times.
The indicator shows the status ‘fast’ of the the release setting. The release setting on a [g=322]compressor[/g]
determines how quickly the signal level returns to its original level after the [g=322]compressor[/g] has
engaged. Short release times create a more exaggerated effect ("breathing"), whereas long
release times have a more gradual, natural sound."