NoiseWorks Audio TranSplit

Dynamic Balancer: Want more punch? Move the slider left. Prefer less dynamic range? Slide it right. With just three parameters, enjoy controlled dynamic processing. Simple Transient Control: TranSplit samples incoming signal dynamics in high - res and divides them into Punch (yellow) and Body (blue). Move the slider to shift the focus and quickly control dynamic instruments. Quick And Easy To Use: The slider sets the volume balance between Punch and Body. Sensitivity captures dynamics details. Length controls the fade - out of detected transients (yellow), and Trigger sets a frequency focus, letting you shift the focus to kick or crashes.

Using the NoiseWorks Audio TranSplit is a breeze. For the Dynamic Balancer, if you want more punch in your audio, simply move the slider to the left. If you need less dynamic range, move it to the right. It's that easy to control the dynamics with just three simple parameters. When it comes to the Simple Transient Control, the device samples the incoming audio signal at a high resolution. It divides the signal into Punch (shown in yellow) and Body (in blue). Move the slider to decide where you want the focus to be, which helps you quickly manage very dynamic instruments. As for the Quick And Easy To Use section, the slider helps you set the volume balance between the Punch and the Body. The Sensitivity setting determines how detailed the dynamics are captured. Adjust the Length to control how the detected transients (yellow) fade out. And use the Trigger to set a frequency focus, so you can direct the audio more towards the kick or the crashes. There aren't many special precautions. Just keep it in a dry and clean place to prevent damage. Also, avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. When it comes to maintenance, you can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it down regularly to keep it clean and in good working condition.