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Для разных случаев надо использовать соответствующую опцию.
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Lowest Latency: use this setting when you need T-RackS 3 to have the shortest possible latency. This setting is to be used, for example, when you’re using T-RackS 3 to process a real-time recording monitor mix. In this mode the total T-RackS 3 latency is 132 samples.
Oversampling: use this setting when you want to use oversampling. This delivers higher quality to all T-RackS 3 processors but increases latency to 1284 samples.
Oversampling + Linear Phase: use this setting when the maximum audio quality is needed and high latency is not a problem (for example when mastering). The LINEAR PHASE button on T-RackS 3 Linear Phase Equalizer will only works with this setting ON. In this mode the T-RackS total latency is 19684 sample.
D/A Distortion Protection: when mastering audio material at really hot levels there is a chance that playback devices like CD or MP3 players will distort the audio because of overload in their D/A conversion and analog stages, even if the original digital master is distorted at all. These overloads are appearing “between” samples because of excessive overshoots or just because the D/A and analog stages cannot keep up with the required headroom. Enable this to allow the T-RackS Brickwall Limiter to keep this phenomenon under control and avoid most of these potentially bad distortions. NOTE: this setting has no effect if the Brickwall Limiter module is not used at the end of the audio processing chain.
Clip Output to 0 dB: use this option to have T-RackS 3 to limit at 0 dB the signal at the output of the processing chain by hard clipping. If this is unchecked the signal is allowed to go beyond the 0 dB digital level.
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