ENSONIQ DP/2 Specifications download pdf (Page 82)

Part # 9310 0188 01 - A Model # MM-87

Voice-Over with Music Bed

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Ducker & EQ

Config Preset 89

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With this Quick-Start, the DP/2 senses the presence of a voice-over announcer and automatically turns the music bed down

when he/she is speaking.

1. Turn the DP/2 inputs and outputs knobs down all the way (counter-clockwise).

2. Connect your music source to the DP/2’s rear-panel Input 1 jack. Don’t send the music to your mixer—the DP/2 will take

care of that.

3. For the voice-over, plug a microphone’s effect send from your mixer into the DP/2’s rear-panel Input 2 jack.

4. Connect the DP/2’s Output 1 to an input on your mixer.

5. While playing your music bed, turn up the input 1 knob until the red peak LEDs above it is flashing occasionally.

6. Running the voice-over through the effect send, do the same with input 2.

7. Turn the outputs knob up until your mixer is receiving the proper level from the DP/2.

8. Press the {SELECT} button, and then the {CONFIG} button. If the red LEDs in the {A} or {B} buttons light up, press

{CONFIG} again.

9. Use the data entry knob to dial in #89, Ducker & Gate.

10. Press {SELECT} again.

11. Press the {EDIT} button, and then the {A} button.

12. Press {>} until “Ducker Output Mix” is displayed and “40” is flashing. Dial in a value of 00.

13. Press {>} until “Threshold” is displayed and “-30” is flashing. Dial in a value of -36.

14. Press {>} until “Release” is displayed and “90ms” is flashing. Dial in a value of 200ms.

15. To save the set-up, press {CONFIG}. Press {WRITE}. Use the data entry knob to select a location in the DP/2’s

memory. Press {WRITE} again.

16. Name your set-up by using the {>} and {<} buttons to underline each character, and the data entry knob to dial in the

character you want. When you’re done, press {WRITE} again.

Tip: Use your mixer to adjust the volume balance between the voice-over and the music.

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