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Chapter 3:

Panel Controls and Connectors

The Front Panel

1 Power Switch As will be immediately obvious, pushing this

button in turns on your AMM-1. It will be left as a exercise for

the user to discover how to turn it off.

2 D-in LED This LED lights to indicate the presence of a valid

digital input at the AES/EBU input connector

3 Input Level Adjusts the digital level of the audio. Used in combi-

nation with the Level Meter LEDs to set the optimum input level

without clipping. Turning this knob temporarily displays the

input level in dBs on the LCD.

4 Input Level Meter These five LEDs light to indicate the level of

the audio as it is being processed by both the Source and Mod-

eled mic models. Ideally, you should adjust the input to the

highest level that does not consistently cause the top red LED to

light. (The red LED lights at a level of -3dB. Digital clipping,

which introduces a particularly nasty-sounding distortion, will

occur if the input exceeds 0dB.)

5 Edit Select Button Press this button to select either the Source

Mic or Modeled Mic for editing. The associated LED lights to

indicate the current selection.

6 Preserve Source Buttons Pressing the Treble or Bass Preserve

Source button causes the selected frequency range of of the

input signal to be passed through the AMM-1 without process-

ing (preserving the sound of your source mic in that range). The

associated LEDs light to indicate this state.

7 LCD An easy-to-read 20 character by 2 line display. You can set

the optimum viewing angle in the System menu (See Chapter 4).

8 Data Entry Knob As its name implies, turn it to enter data.

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