Sets the overall input level of the MCL-2269 in dB.

This control is useful to adjust the input level gain before applying compression to the signal.

With the switch in the 'On' position, the MCL-2269 recreates the harmonic distortion and noise level of the original modeled hardware processor.

Displays the output signal level, in dBFS.

With the switch in the 'On' position, soft clipping is applied on the output signal to round off peaks above 0 dB.

Sets the overall output level of the MCL-2269 in dB.

This control is useful to adjust the output level gain after its been reduced from applying compression to the signal.

With the switch in the 'On' position, the limiter section is activated.

Sets the threshold level of the limiter section above which the device begins to limit the signal.

The amount of reduced level is shown on the limiter gain reduction meter.

The time (in ms) it takes for the limiter to reach its maximum level on the sound.

• Fast: 0.1 ms

• Slow: 1 ms

Controls how long (ms) it takes to release a signal from the limiter once it's dipped below your specified threshold.

A long release time can be useful for adding sustain to a signal.

• Auto: depending on the input signal, 170 ms to 3000 ms

Displays the amount of gain reduction applied by the limiter, in dB.

With the switch in the 'On' position, the compressor section is activated.

Sets the threshold (in dB) to the level at which the compressor begins to work.

If you set it to -10 dB for instance, any signal exceeding the threshold level (-10 dB) are reduced in level, and the amount of compression is shown on the compressor gain reduction meter.

This sets the amount of compression ratio, in dB, applied to a signal once it violates your pre-set threshold.

A ratio of 4:1 will output 1 dB for every 4 dB of input signal that exceeds your targeted threshold.

Controls how long (in ms) it takes to release a signal from the compressor once it's dipped below your specified threshold.

• Auto: depending on the input signal, 800 ms to 2500 ms.

Displays the amount of gain reduction applied by the compressor, in dB.

Sets the overall output level of the compressor section in dB.

This control is useful to adjust the output compressor gain after its been reduced from applying the compression to the signal.

If the limiter is activated ('On' position), the Comp Gain will be applied before the limiter section.

This control determines the frequency of the high-pass filter.

5 frequencies are available: 27, 47, 82, 150, 2270 Hz. When 'Off' is selected, the high-pass filter is bypassed.

Inverts the phase of the equalizer.

Selects the cut-off frequency for the according EQ band.

When 'Off' is selected, the EQ band is bypassed.

Controls the gain (in dB) for the according EQ band, from -18 to +18 dB.

This switch determines the type of filter equalization (shelving or peaking).

This controls the width of the filter curve from normal 'Broad' to HiQ 'Sharp'.

This control determines the frequency of the low-pass filter.

5 frequencies are available: 3.9, 5.6, 8.7, 12, 18 kHz. When 'Off' is selected, the low-pass filter is bypassed.

With the switch in the 'On' position, the NEQ-1972 recreates the harmonic distortion and noise level of the original modeled hardware processor.

Displays the output signal level, in dBFS.

Sets the overall output level of the effect in dB.

This control is useful to adjust the output level gain after its been reduced or boosted from applying equalization to the signal.