NOTE when deactivated the insert delay goes from 0.71ms to 0.67ms. Changing this does NOT affect the time domain of the insert delay, so at 0% the insert delay is 0.71ms, at 100% the insert delay is 0.71ms. Control allows for adjustment of 0%-100% in increments of 2%. There are two layers of controls that the Combinator gives us for control: The MDX-8000 had 8 ‘THAT Corp 2150A’ DCA circuits, 16 ‘THAT Corp 2252’ RMS-Level Detector circuits and not to mention numerous OP-Amps inside it comprised of 2 channels and had 4 bands of adjustment. There is very little information about this piece of gear, but it was described as a Multiband Compressor/Leveler/Peak Limiter. This effect is slightly modeled after the Behringer Combinator MDX-8000 which was released around 1993. The Combinator is a Behringer X32 Effect that is a Multi-Band Compressor/Limiter. Be sure to watch my YouTube video that I released on the Combinator as it goes along with this blog post! Today we are going to be looking at the Combinator.
Welcome to my Behringer X32 FX Series tutorials.
