Ensemble Designs released the LevelTrack Audio AGC, which adds a user-configurable audio level management system to Avenue signal processing modules. It corrects mismatched audio levels between different program sources or segments within a program.
LevelTrack automatically monitors the levels in up to eight audio channels. Based upon the history in each channel, gradual changes are applied to prevent the audio level from dropping below or exceeding user programmable thresholds. This automatic level control can be applied on an individual channel or stereo pair basis.
User control is provided over the parameters for minimum and maximum signal targets, maximum gain and attenuation, attack time and transition time. This allows operators to customize LevelTrack to suit the specific audio level challenges in a particular installation. All of these parameters can be adjusted through the Avenue Control System.
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