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LIMITER moving clockwise, starting at 3 o'clock, A-GTR: Acoustic guitar

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15 TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC200 User Manual LIMITER (moving clockwise, starting at 3 o'clock): Select these settings if you wish to use the limiter function without adding tube warmth. • BASS: Bass guitar • A-GTR: Acoustic guitar • PERC: Percussion and drums • LIMIT: Neutral limiter setting NEUTRAL (moving clockwise, starting at 6 o'clock): These settings are ideal for neutral and natural sound reproduction without limiter and without tube sound. • NEUTRAL: Neutral sound setting • VOCAL: Optimized setting for speech and vocals • GUITAR: Optimized setting for guitars and guitar amps • BASS: Optimized setting for electric bass guitar ◊ Since presets cannot cover all possible applications, experiment with different settings until you find those that work best for you. Think of presets as the starting points for your sound configuration.

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TUBE ULTRAGAIN MIC200 User Manual
LIMITER (moving clockwise, starting at 3 o’clock):
Select these settings if you wish to use the limiter function without adding
tube warmth.
•
BASS: Bass guitar
•
A-GTR: Acoustic guitar
•
PERC: Percussion and drums
•
LIMIT: Neutral limiter setting
NEUTRAL (moving clockwise, starting at 6 o’clock):
These settings are ideal for neutral and natural sound reproduction without limiter
and without tube sound.
•
NEUTRAL: Neutral sound setting
•
VOCAL: Optimized setting for speech and vocals
•
GUITAR: Optimized setting for guitars and guitar amps
•
BASS: Optimized setting for electric bass guitar
◊
Since presets cannot cover all possible applications, experiment with
different settings until you find those that work best for you. Think of
presets as the starting points for your sound configuration.