GearCast Video - dbx goRack Loudspeaker Performance Processor Demo

The dbxDefinition:
1. A brand of audio equipment. 2. A type of compounding noise-reduction system, invented by dbx, that used 2:1 compression prior to a noisy circuit, and 1:2 expansion afterward. goRack is a convenient speaker processorDefinition:
A device that modifies signals. In audio, this typically affect dynamics, frequency response, harmonics, or time. In video, processors typically affect color, intensity, and special effects. that is ideally suited for live sound applications where portability is essential - without compromising sound quality. Based on dbx's DriveRack® Series, the goRack sits next to a set of powered speakers and provides powerful signal processingDefinition:
Alteration of sound or video signals by using a hardware device or software. Typical signal processing devices include equalization, compression, reverb, color correction, blur, glow, etc. - including Anti-Feedback (based on their AFS™ Advanced Feedback Suppression algorithmDefinition:
A procedure a computer uses to solve a particular problem, or to produce a set of results based on data processed via this procedure.), CompressionDefinition:
1. Reducing the dynamic range of an audio or video signal for consistency, to keep it from exceeding the available headroom, or providing a special effect. 2. With data, using a process to reduce the amount of data. Compression can be lossless, where decompressing replicates the original signal, or lossy, where compression occurs by judging some data as unnecessary, and can therefore be discarded from the file., Sub-HarmonicDefinition:
A signal produced by the integer division of a fundamental frequency. Synth and EQ.

Each processing function can easily be enabled or disabled via top-level function buttons, and settings can be adjusted via goRack's large dataDefinition:
Information used by a computer in order to arrive at a decision. Although this is a plural term, it's often treated in the singular. wheel. The goRack is great for applications from a mixerDefinition:
Combiner, controller, and router for multiple audio or video signals., or with its dual XLR inputs and Aux input, it can be used as a standalone performance processor/mixer for the solo artist.