Part A: Ambient Compensator Setup

Q-SYS QuickStarts : Ambient Noise Compensators

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Lesson Description

Part A: Ambient Compensator Setup 4m 13s

Part A demonstrates the IMPORTANCE of an Ambient Noise Compensator in an installation, and then builds a SAMPLE SYSTEM using Noise Generators and a Gated Ambient Compensator.

Helpful Tips and Definitions

Part A: Ambient Compensator Setup 4m 13s

Gated Ambient Compensator: This component uses the audio signal of a microphone positioned in the room to detect change in crowd noise, and applies gain or attenuation to its Program Material to compensate.

Pink Noise Generator: This component produces random frequencies that are distributed uniformly across each octave band. In this exercise they are used to produce noise representative of program material and background ambient noise.

Detector: This is the part of the component that listens to the Microphone input line to detect changes in the crowd noise. The Detector is only active when the Program Material signal is beneath the Program Threshold.

Downloads and Links

Part A: Ambient Compensator Setup 4m 13s

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