Noise gates eliminate hum, hiss and static by greatly diminishing the volume of sounds that fall below a set threshold. Noise gates are expanders, meaning unlike compressors they increase the dynamic range of an audio signal in order to make quiet sounds even quieter. If used with extreme settings along with reverb, they can create unusual sounds.
Noise gates eliminate hum, hiss and static by greatly diminishing the volume of sounds that fall below a set threshold. Noise gates are expanders, meaning unlike compressors they increase the dynamic range of an audio signal in order to make quiet sounds even quieter. If used with extreme settings along with reverb, they can create unusual sounds.
Noise gates eliminate hum, hiss and static by greatly diminishing the volume of sounds that fall below a set threshold. Noise gates are expanders, meaning unlike compressors they increase the dynamic range of an audio signal in order to make quiet sounds even quieter. If used with extreme settings along with reverb, they can create unusual sounds.
Noise gates eliminate hum, hiss and static by greatly diminishing the volume of sounds that fall below a set threshold. Noise gates are expanders, meaning unlike compressors they increase the dynamic range of an audio signal in order to make quiet sounds even quieter. If used with extreme settings along with reverb, they can create unusual sounds.