
The DC Threshold control is a key feature of the HERCHILD 660 Single Channel Compressor, allowing you to shape the compression curve, much like a combined knee and ratio control. Here's a guide to using it effectively: The DC Threshold determines how the compressor reacts to incoming audio. At its fully counter-clockwise position, the HERCHILD 660 acts more like a limiter, engaging compression aggressively and immediately. As you turn the control clockwise, the compression becomes more subtle and progressive. To adjust the DC Threshold: For immediate, aggressive compression, turn the control counter-clockwise. For a more gentle, progressive compression effect, turn it clockwise. Experiment with different settings to find the ideal compression characteristics for your audio. For fine-tuning: Start with the DC Threshold in a neutral position. Listen to your audio and adjust the DC Threshold until you achieve the desired compression sound. Use the VU meter to monitor gain reduction and refine your settings as needed. By understanding and experimenting with the DC Threshold, you can precisely tailor the compression applied by your HERCHILD 660, ensuring optimal results for your audio projects. Consult the user manual for detailed specifications and further guidance.


