I have it on my K3. Slight, but noticeable.
Stewart G3RXQ
On Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:13:50 -0400, Terry Price wrote:
Has anyone else noticed some distortion using the tx gate
option? I heard it
on a friends' K3 and tested it on mine, while listening on
headphones and
the monitor on, after each
The TX gate is a fast-switching hard gate so it will quickly open/close
around its threshhold.
A delay of its closing time or soft-knee behaviour would avoid this.
Try setting it in such away that the switching threshold is not too near to
the ground-noise you want to supress. (threshhold
Sorry! Withdrawn, the gate IS outputted while monitoring K3!
I made a note before I had found the on/off switch :-)
73'
Paul
PD0PSB
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The TX gate is a fast-switching hard gate so it will quickly open/close
around its threshhold.
A delay of its closing time or soft-knee behaviour would avoid this.
It in fact has a delay on closing so it doesn't chatter.
Set the threshold higher or lower so it sounds OK in your particular
In that case a short delay on the attack might supress the aforementioned
crackle (I noticed that too) or a soft-knee characteristic.
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73'
Paul
PD0PSB
It in fact has a delay on closing so it doesn't chatter.
The TX gate is a fast-switching hard gate so it will
Hi Terry,
I've only noticed this if the gate is set too close to the background
noise. Imho, with a noise gate you want to set it as high as possible
without causing pronounced clipping or shortening of spoken syllables.
What you are likely to be hearing are spikes in the background noise,
Has anyone else noticed some distortion using the tx gate option? I heard it
on a friends' K3 and tested it on mine, while listening on headphones and
the monitor on, after each word or syllable, I hear some distortion or
crackling noise. It seems to be when the setting is at 13 or above. I've
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