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Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 1

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Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 2 Lindell 80 Channel (84 Mode Off) Toolbar Meters Filters Preamp

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Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 4 Noise The plugin adds a very low amount of noise that is usually inaudible (the noise floor). It can be turned off here. Clipping The hardware discrete op-amps do their best to deliver a clean undistorted signal. But they can’t output more voltage than what the power supply provides, so they hard clip above a given level. This clipping gives a nice saturation when you’re just at the gain level where only the transients and loudest parts are clipped. But with more gain it can become unpleasing. That’s why the plugin lets you chose between 3 different op-amps clipping modes :

• Hard : models the hardware clipping.
• Soft : more gentle and progressive clipping.
• Off : turns op-amps clipping off.

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 5 Meters Level meter Shows the dBu input level on the left side and the dBu output level on the right side. Gain reduction meter Show the compressor gain reduction on the left and the gate gain reduction on the right, in dB.

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 7 Filters High Frequency

• / - 16 dB high shelf filter at 12 kHz or [ 10, 12, 16 ] kHz in 84 mode. The frequency can be changed by clicking directly on the value labels on the GUI. 84 Mode Activates the 84 version of the preamp featuring :

• selectable high filter frequency
• two Q values for the mid filter
• low pass filter Mid Frequency

• / - 18 dB or + / - 12 dB bell filter in 84 mode without "Hi Q", at [ 0.36, 0.7, 1.6, 3.2, 4.8, 7.2 ] kHz. Low Frequency
• / - 16 dB low shelf filter at [ 35, 60, 110, 220 ] Hz. High Pass 18 dB / octave high pass filter at [ 45, 70, 160, 360 ] Hz. Low Pass 18 dB / octave low pass filter at [ 6, 8, 10, 14, 18 ] kHz. EQL Enables the 3 band equalizer circuit. FILTER Enables the high pass (and low pass in 84 mode) filter(s).

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 8 Compressor Mix Controls the amount of unprocessed ("DRY") and processed ("WET") signals mixed together at the compressor output. SC HPF Controls the frequency of the compressor side chain high pass filters. In the full anti-clockwise position, these filter is deactivated. When this filter is active, a label displays the filter frequency above the knob. THRESHOLD Compressor side chain level over which the plugin will start compressing the signal. GAIN Compressor make-up gain. It has no effect when the compression is "OFF". RECOVERY Compressor release timing. An additional fast 100 mS release time was added to the original design. IN Activates the compressor. FAST Switches to a faster attack time. NIVEAU Activates a filter on the compressors side chains to compensate the natural 3 dB/oct slope of music. It helps to get a natural and transparent kind of mastering compression.

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 10 Noise gate Hysteresis The gate will open when the levels reaches THRESHOLD + 0.5 * HYSTERESIS, and close again when the level gets below THRESHOLD - 0.5 * HYSTERESIS. Threshold Necessary input level to open the gate and let audio pass through. Everything below the THRESHOLD is reduced by RANGE dBs. Range Amount of gain reduction when the signal level is below the THRESHOLD. Recovery Time it take to close the gate. In Activates the noise gate. Fast Switches the attack time to fast (50 us) or slower (500 us) Exp Switches to expander mode, with a 2:1 ratio (in gate mode, the ratio is 100:1). Inv Inverted mode : the gate is open only when the signal level is below the THRESHOLD. Can be useful for ducking effect in conjunction wit the Gate External SideChain (see the toolbar menu).

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Channel 11 Master Cut Mutes the plugin output. Phase Inverts the signal phase. Level fader Output level of the plugin. The fader is inserted before the last amplification stage and output transformer so it has an impact on the amount of harmonic distortion.

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Buss 13 Toolbar A / B Gives access to two different settings, for quick comparison. The selected memory appears in blue. All the parameter changes or preset loads affect only the selected memory. Copy Button (>) When clicked, the current memory is copied to the other memory. In / Out Gains These parameters give a precise control on the gain staging of the plugin. Menu Common commands « Set in all instances » copies the parameter value to all the instances of the plugin in the session. « Save as default » sets the current parameter value as the default one when the plugin opens. About Shows the plugin version and credits information. Calibration You can chose the calibration level here (the mapping between the real digital dBFS level and the virtual dBu level in the simulated circuits). The calibration level is often expressed as XX dBFS = 0 VU (or +4 dBu). Even if the plugin doesn’t have a VU meter (but a meter showing dBu values), we chose to keep this notation. Oversampling You can select the oversampling mode here. Higher oversampling reduces aliasing problem but makes the processing n-times more CPU intensive. UI Zoom The Lindell 80 Channel UI size can be reduced using this menu options from 70% to 100% of its normal size. Note that the plugins size will never get larger than 80% of the screen width/height, regardless of the UI Zoom setting. This means that the higher values (80%, 90%, 100%) will result in the same plugin size on a small notebook screen for instance. Lindell 80 Bus Toolbar.

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Buss 14 Meters In Level meter Shows the dBu input level. Out Level meter Show the dBu output level of the plugin.

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Buss 16 TMT TMT technology is provided by Brainworx. It models the real life electronic components value variations from the theoretical schematics value. Previous / Next Switches to the previous or next virtual channel of the console. When used in stereo multi channel tracks, consecutive TMT channel are used. Link Affects the same virtual channel to left and right, so they are processed exactly the same way and the stereo isn't affected. Random ONE Choses random TMT channels. Random ALL Choses random TMT channels for all the plugin instances in the session. Channel Number(s) Displays the TMT channel number(s). On this picture the stereo track will use TMT channels 5 (Left) and 6 (Right). Track Name Displays the track name in the DAW (with compatible DAWs such as ProTools, Logic Pro, Cubase).

Lindell Plugins - Lindell 80 Series - Buss 17 Master Level fader Output level of the plugin. The fader is inserted before the last amplification stage and output transformer so it has an impact on the amount of harmonic distortion.