I'm having trouble getting the Limiter to behave correctly.
I am looking through the help files and seeing some confusing statements. In the AGCLimiterCore help file specifically, it says "The module outputs the time varying gain on the mono output pin which is typically used as input to the AGCMultiplierModule."
This has two problems that I can see. First, this same help file tells me that the output of the AGCLimiterCore outputs an audio signal, not a gain signal. Second, I don't have access to an AGCMultiplierModule, only an AGC Multiplier Fract32, which seems silly to use, because I would need to type-convert twice to do so.
Any tips on how to use these blocks correctly?
regards,
Terry Shultz for Calhoun
1:59pm
Hi Terry and Calhoun,
I assume you are using 6.18.02 Designer. I see in this edition that the documentation does indeed say to use the AGCMultiplier module, which has been deprecated for some time. Please use the MuliplierV2 module instead.
Also note that the output is in fact a gain, not an audio signal.
These discrepancies have already been fixed internally and so will be present in the next Designer release. We apologize for the confusion.
By the way, to enable deprecated modules showing up in your Designer browser pallette, go to File->Global Properties and click the "Show deprecated modules" box. This should make the AGCMultiplierModule show up.
Hope this helps,
-Axel