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OUTPUT, PREAMP MODE, WARM moving clockwise, starting at 9 o'clock, WARM + LIMITER moving clockwise - guitar

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14 TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC200 User Manual (8) The OUTPUT control governs the output level within a range from -∞ to +10 dB. If the control is turned all the way to the left, there is no output signal at all. The more the control is turned to the right, the higher the output level. (9) The PREAMP MODE rotary switch gives you a wide selection of preamp presets. The options available are: WARM, WARM/LIMITER, LIMITER and NEUTRAL: WARM (moving clockwise, starting at 9 o'clock): These settings make sense if you wish to add that typical warmth associated with analog signals. • KEYB: For electronic keyboard instruments of all types • E-GTR: Electric guitar • VOCAL: Speech and vocals • VALVE: Warm, analog tube sound WARM + LIMITER (moving clockwise, starting at 12 o'clock): Use these settings when working with high volumes or with sounds with frequent signal peaks, and if directly recording an instrument with a mic (e. g. drums) to insert additional warmth. • MULTI: Various applications • VOCAL: Speech and vocals • A-GTR: Acoustic guitar • PIANO: Piano/grand piano

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TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC200 User Manual
(8)
The
OUTPUT
control governs the output level within a range from
-∞ to +10 dB. If the control is turned all the way to the left, there is no
output signal at all. The more the control is turned to the right, the higher the
output level.
(9)
The
PREAMP MODE
rotary switch gives you a wide selection of
preamp presets. The options available are:
WARM, WARM/LIMITER,
LIMITER and NEUTRAL:
WARM (moving clockwise, starting at 9 o’clock):
These settings make sense if you wish to add that typical warmth associated with
analog signals.
•
KEYB: For electronic keyboard instruments of all types
•
E-GTR: Electric guitar
•
VOCAL: Speech and vocals
•
VALVE: Warm, analog tube sound
WARM + LIMITER (moving clockwise, starting at 12 o’clock):
Use these settings when working with high volumes or with sounds with frequent
signal peaks, and if directly recording an instrument with a mic (e. g. drums) to insert
additional warmth.
•
MULTI: Various applications
•
VOCAL: Speech and vocals
•
A-GTR: Acoustic guitar
•
PIANO: Piano/grand piano