In the HD Omni Hardware Setup dialog, which page lets you enable a limiter to prevent clipping of incoming audio?

In the HD Omni Hardware Setup dialog, which page lets you enable a limiter to prevent clipping of incoming audio?

• A. Analog In
• B. Monitor
• C. Main
• D. Mixer

Answer: (A)

Limiting incoming audio is an input-path concern, so the Analog In page is where you enable a limiter. This page handles the analog input signal before it hits the A/D converters, including gain, pad, and protection features like a limiter to prevent clipping. The Monitor page governs what you hear and how you monitor signals, not the raw input headroom. The Main page is for global system settings, and the Mixer page handles the internal DSP mixer routing. So to prevent clipping on incoming audio, use the Analog In page.

Limiting incoming audio is an input-path concern, so the Analog In page is where you enable a limiter. This page handles the analog input signal before it hits the A/D converters, including gain, pad, and protection features like a limiter to prevent clipping. The Monitor page governs what you hear and how you monitor signals, not the raw input headroom. The Main page is for global system settings, and the Mixer page handles the internal DSP mixer routing. So to prevent clipping on incoming audio, use the Analog In page.