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Threshold

attack /

release factor

Ratio

Attack

Release

comp drive

comp bypass

output level

THORAX

Compressor

The Thorax Compressor is optical based, but thanks to some unique

Sebatron circuitry is faster and has a wider dynamic range than traditional optical

compressors. The Compressor Input Insert is a TRS jack on the rear of the

unit. The signal path between Preamplier and Compressor can be interrupted

here to use each section independently, or to insert another processor such as a

parametric equaliser between them.

Threshold, Ratio, Attack and Release are all standard compressor

controls. If you are unsure what they do, we recommend you read some of the

many excellent explanations of compression available on the internet before using

it while tracking.

Compression Drive is related to Colour in the preamp. It controls the

amount of valve gain in the compressor stage and can be used to provide gain

make-up or simply for more warmth.

The Compressor Bypass switch nulls the compression control voltage,

which stops any attenuation of the signal passing through the valve. This can be

used to compare the compressed signal to the dry or to use the compressor stage

as a pure valve line amplier.

The range of the Attack and Release controls can be Fast, Medium or

Slow by using the Attack/Release Factor switch. There is some overlap between

the ranges, enabling very ne detail setting of the attack and release times.

The Output Level controls the signal level being sent from the

compressor to the two main outputs on the rear of the unit. There is a balanced

XLR output which operates at a nominal +4dBU for recording and a lower level

TRS balanced/unbalanced output intended for direct monitoring.

Also at the rear of the unit is a Sidechain Insert. This TRS jack interrupts

the audio signal on it’s way to the level detection circuitry. You can insert your own

audio signal here to control the compression from another source.

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