Description
The Adres AD-3 is a noise reduction system for tape recorders, produced by the Japanese manufacturer Toshiba. These are NAM profiles of the encoded and decoded sounds for both the L and R channels. It can actually reduce tape hiss. Route the signal into the first NAM instance (Adres AD-3 Encode.L) with input set to 0 and output set to 0. Then send the signal to a tape recorder or a tape plugin. (At this stage, do not let it saturate! Otherwise, the decoding will not work correctly.) Finally, route the signal into the next NAM instance (Adres AD-3 Decode.L) with input set to 0 and output set to 5.7 (Adres AD-3 Encode then decode L) : decoded the encoded test tone directly.
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Each model captures the gear at specific settings.
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License: T3K
Users may download and use the data file in software and publish the resulting outputs without royalties or restrictions. However, they may not upload, republish, or distribute the data file without the author's permission.Use Your Tones
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