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DNSOneDialogueNoiseSuppressorCEDARAudioLimitedwww.
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7–27May2010ThispageleftblankTABLEOFCONTENTSIntroduction.
1Components3Assumedknowledge4Contactinformation5InstallingDNSOne–Mac6InstallingDNSOne-PC.
7DNSControlSystem–controls.
8Tutorials.
11Technicalsupport17Licenceandlimitedwarranty.
18Thispageleftblank-1-INTRODUCTIONIn2000,CEDARAudiolaunchedtheDNS1000dynamicnoisesuppressor.
Thiswasastand-alone,desktop-formatunitdesignedspecificallyforfilmproduction,dubbing,outsidebroadcast(remote)andstudionoisesuppression.
ThehardwareformatoftheDNS1000anditssuccessor,theDNS1500,isidealforreplacinganalogueunitsthathavebeeninuseformanyyears,andforuseinsituationswhererapidsetupandprocessingarerequired'onthefly'.
However,theydonotofferautomation,norcantheybeconnectedtoadigitalaudioworkstationotherthanbytheiraudioconnectors.
SowedesignedtheDNS2000andDNS3000,whichcombineversionsoftheDNShardwarewithanRTASplug-inthatprovidesremotecontrolandautomationcapabilities.
ThelatestadditiontothefamilyistheDNSOne,whichcomprisestheDNSControlSystem(anRTASandAudioSuiteplug-inthat–whenusedinreal-time-iscompatiblewiththeDNS2000andDNS3000)andaDNSprocessingenginethatrunsinsoftwareonthehostMacorPC.
Verysimpleandquicktoinstall,theControlSystemallowsyoutocontrolallaspectsoftheDNSOne'soperationfromwithinProTools,andtoautomateallitsoperatingparameters.
Quality,speedandsimplicityareparamountconsiderationsintheDNSOnedesign,anditsfeaturesincludethefollowing:CompatibilityItcanbeusedwithbothProTools(Mac)andProTools(PC)systems.
FlexibilityItwillhandleawiderangeofnoisesuppressionrequirements.
SpeedandeaseofuseItoffersacarefullydesigneduser-interfacethatmaximisesspeedofuse.
-2-Thispageleftblank-3-COMPONENTSYourDNSOnepackageshouldcontainthefollowingcomponents:softwareCD-ROMUSBdonglewarrantyregistrationcard-4-ASSUMEDKNOWLEDGEDNSOneshouldbeusedwithProToolsversion7.
4orlaterrunningonaMacorPC.
ThismanualassumesthatyouarefullyconversantwithyourMacorPCsystem(s),andthatyouknowhowtooperateProTools.
Itwillrefertooperationsthatarecommontotheseproducts,butwillnotattempttoexplainthem.
TroubleshootingNon-CEDARComponentsIfyouencounterproblemswithyourMacintosh,OSX,yourPC,MicrosoftWindows,orProTools,pleaserefertotherelevantmanuals,orcontactthedealerthatsuppliedthesetoyou.
Unlessappointedindependentlyasauthoriseddealersforthefollowingproducts,CEDARAudio'sdealerswillnotattempttoprovidetechnicalsupportfor:MacintoshcomputersMacOSXPCsofanydescriptionMicrosoftWindowsDigidesignhardwareDigidesignsoftware-5-CONTACTINFORMATIONHeadquartersAddress:CEDARAudioLtd,20HomeEnd,Fulbourn,Cambridge,CB215BS,UnitedKingdomTelephoneandFax:T:+441223881771F:+441223881778Email:support@cedaraudio.
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-6-INSTALLINGDNSONE–MACInserttheCD.
Ensurethatanyolderversionsoftheplug-in(ifany)arearchivedandremovedfromtheplug-infolder.
Double-clickontheinstallerpackage:DnsCsDistribution.
pkgFollowtheinstructionsofferedbytheinstaller.
Ensurethatyouhavesufficientspaceonyourdrive.
PresstheContinuebuttonwhenpromptedandthesoftwarewillbeinstalled.
Amessagewillappeartotellyouthattheoperationhasbeencompletedsuccessfully.
InserttheDNSOnedongleintoanyavailableUSBsocket,andDNSOneisnowreadyforuse.
-7-INSTALLINGDNSONE–PCInserttheCD.
Double-clickontheinstallerpackage:setup.
exeFollowtheinstructionsofferedbytheinstaller.
PresstheNextbuttonwhenpromptedandthesoftwarewillbeinstalled.
Amessagewillappeartotellyouthattheoperationhasbeencompletedsuccessfully.
Whentheinstallationiscomplete,clickonClose.
InserttheDNSOnedongleintoanyavailableUSBsocket.
ThePCwillidentifythenewhardwareand,afterafewmoments,DNSOnewillbereadyforuse.
-8-DNSCONTROLSYSTEM–CONTROLSRangeSelectorsTheRangeSelectorsconcentratetheunit'sactivityintothedesiredpartoftheaudiospectrum.
SelectinganyoftheserangesconcentratesallofthefilterswithintheDNSOne'sfilterbankacrossthatpartoftheaudiospectrum.
LevelControlTheLevelControltellstheDNSOnehowmuchnoiseispresentintheinput.
RangeFrequenciescoveredLow20Hz-400HzMid200Hz-6kHzHigh4kHz-18kHzLow+Mid20Hz-6kHzMid+High200Hz-18kHzFullRange20Hz-18kHz-9-BandGainControlsTheDNSOnedividesasignalintoalargenumberofwell-definedbands.
Sophisticateddigitalfiltersanalyseeachofthesebandsandsuppressthenoiseindependentlyineach.
TheinnovativedesignofthisfilterbankallowsyoutoadjusttheDNSOneusingrelativelyfewcontrols.
TheBandgaincontrolsdeterminethemaximumamountofprocessingthattheDNSOnewillapplyineachband.
ActivityBargraphsTheseofferavisualindicationoftheactivityineachofthebands.
DeviceSelectionYoucanconnecttheDNSControlSysteminitsRTASformtoanyofthefollowingthreeCEDARproducts:DNSOneDNS2000DNS3000Thedrop-downlistontheplug-indisplaysalltheDNSprocessorsthatarecurrentlyavailable,anditallowsyoutoselectwhichprocessingenginewillbecontrolledbythisinstanceoftheDNSControlSystem.
TousetheversionofDNSOneinstalledonyoursystem,selectDNSOne.
TheDNSNetworkScannerIfyouhaveDNS3000sonthesamenetworkastheProToolssystemrunningDNSOne,youcanusetheScanNetworkoptiontodetectandregistertheseforlocaluse.
StatusIfnoprocessingengineisconnectedand/orselected,theI/OstatuswillreadNoprocessor.
IftheDNSControlSystemhassuccessfullyconnectedtotheDNSOneprocessingenginethefollowingstatusmessagesmayoccur:MessageExplanationNative/xx.
xkHzDNSOneislicensedandworkingcorrectly.
ExpiresxxdaysThismessageisshownwhenademonstrationlicenceisnearingitsexpiry.
DemoexpiredAdemonstrationlicencehasbeenusedandhasexpired.
UnlicensedThedongledoesnotcontainalicenceforDNSOne.
HSP-2detachedThedonglewasremovedwhileDNSOnewasrunning–pleasereinsert.
-10-IftheDNSControlSystemhasnotconnectedsuccessfullywiththeDNSOneprocessingenginethefollowingstatusmessagesmayoccur:MessageExplanationDNSOnemissingTheDNSOnefileismissingorcorrupt.
CloseProTools,thenreinstallDNSOneandrestartProTools.
NoHSP-2detectedNodonglewasconnectedwhenattemptingtoloadDNSOnefromdropdownmenu.
InsertthedongleandrestartProTools.
CPUnotsupportedThehostcomputerdoesnotsupportDNSOne.
Youwillneedtouseamoremodernsystem.
GenericProToolsPlug-inControlsThestandardProToolsplug-infacilitiesareprovided.
Thesehavegenericoperation,andaredescribedintheProToolsdocumentation.
AutomationTheBandGainsettings,theLevelandtheRangeSelectorsappearinthePlug-InAutomationscreenand,togetherwiththeProToolsbypasscontrol,maybeautomatedinstandardProToolsfashion.
-11-TUTORIALSLaunchtheDNSControlSysteminitsRTASorAudioSuiteformasrequired.
SelectingaProcessor(RTASonly)YoucanlaunchtheDNSControlSystem(DNSCS)onyourProToolssystem,butuntilyoutellitwhichprocessortouse,itwilldonothing.
Thedrop-downlistontheDNSControlSystemdisplaystheDNSOneplusallotheravailableprocessorsconnectedtoyoursystem.
RangeSelectorWiththeDNSOneprocessorselected,youshouldidentifythefrequencyrangeorrangesinwhichtheunwantednoiselies,andselectanyofsixpossibleprocessingrangesbyclickingontheappropriatebuttons.
Withpractice,youwillbeabletoidentifytherangebyear.
Untilthen,youmayprefertousethemethodsdescribedinthefollowingcasestudies.
LevelControlYournextjobwillbetoidentifythenoiseleveloftheaudio.
Withtheappropriaterangeselected,pullallsixBandGaincontrolsandtheLevelcontroldownfullyorusetheDNSQuickStartpresettodoso.
NowincreasetheLevelslowly.
Atfirst,youwillhearverylittlehappenbut,atsomepointdeterminedbythenoisecontentoftherecording,youwillhearthenoisedisappear.
Youshouldattempttodeterminethepointatwhichthisoccurs.
WhentheBandGaincontrolsarefullydown,maximumprocessingoccursforanygivenLevelsetting,thusmakingidentificationofthenoiseeasier.
BandGainControlsOnceyouhavechosentheRangeanddeterminedtheLevel,youcontroltheactionoftheDNSOne'sfilterbankusingtheBandGaincontrols.
Thesixfadersrepresentsixfrequencybands(eachcontainingmultiplefilters)distributedfromlowerfrequencies(left)tohigherfrequencies(right)acrosstheselectedrange.
YouwillusetheBandGaincontrolstocontroltheamountofnoiseattenuationperformedineachband,adjustingthemtosuppressasmuchnoiseaspossiblewithoutintroducingunwantedartefactsintothedesiredsignal.
Noisesuppressionoccursinagivenbandwhenthefaderisbelow0dB.
However,thereareoccasionswhenyoumightwishtoboostthesignalinagivenband,andyoucandothisbymovingtheappropriatefaderabove0dB.
YoucanmovealltheBandGaincontrolsto0dBorto-24dBbypressingtheappropriateresetarrowtotherightofthefadersthemselves.
CasestudiesThefollowingthreeexamplesillustratewaystousetheDNSOne.
Theymaynotbethewaysthatyouchoosetooperateitforalljobs,buttheywillgetyoustarted.
-12-Case1:SuppressingtrafficnoiseandotherambientsoundTheDNSOnecansuppressbackgroundnoisessuchasroadtraffic,aircraft,airconditioning,wind,rain,andmanyothercommonsoundstage,location,andoutsidebroadcast(remote)problemsthatcontaminateaudio.
Ifyoursignalexhibitsanyoftheseproblems,youcansuppressthemasfollows.
First,identifythefrequencyrange(s)inwhichthenoiselies.
Youshouldbeabletodothisbylisteningtotheproblem.
However,ifthisprovesdifficult,youcanusethefollowingmethod.
Itisnotimportantthatyoufindtheperfectsettingsatthefirstattempt.
Inparticular,youwillbeabletorefineyourLevelandBandGainsettingsonceyouhavefoundthecorrectrange.
Beginasfollows:EnsurethattheDNSOneisnotinBypassSelectFullRangeSetallsixBandGaincontrolsto-24dBMovetheLevelcontrolto-80andthenraiseituntilthenoisedisappearsAtthispointyouhavedeterminedanapproximatesettingfortheLevel.
Thisisnecessaryfordeterminingtherangebutitislikelythatyouwillrefinethislaterintheprocedure.
WhentheLevelisclosetotheidealsetting,youshouldseetheActivityBargraphsintheControlSystemflickerinresponsetothesignalcontent.
Nowcontinueasfollows:RaisetheBandGaincontrolsto0dB(noprocessingoccurs)AdjusttheBandGaincontrolstosuppressthenoiseYoushouldalwaysattempttosuppressthenoisewiththeminimumofdamagetothedesiredsignal.
Inalllikelihood,youwillfindthattheleftmostBandGaincontrolsarepulleddownsignificantly,whereasthecentralandrightmostarecloseto0dB.
Thistellsyouthattheproblemdoesnotlieintheupperfrequencies,soyoushouldusetheRangeSelectorstoselectLow+Mid.
Thenrepeatthestepsmarked''.
Ifyounowfindthatyouareusingallsixfadersinsimilarfashion,itislikelythatthenoiseisdistributedacrosstheentireLow+Midrange.
However,ifthesuppressionisstillheavilybiasedtowardstheleft-handfaders,youshouldnowselecttheLowrangeandrepeattheprocedure.
IfyouselectLowaloneandcannotsuppressthenoise,itisprobablethatthereisconsiderablenoiseenergyintheMidband,soyoushouldreturntousingLow+Midranges.
Formanyproblemssuchastrafficnoise,thenoisewilllieprimarilyintherange50Hz-1.
5kHz.
Inthiscase,Low+Midwillbethecorrectchoice.
Second,optimisetheLevelcontrol.
Listeningcarefullytotheaudio,refinetheLevelsettingsothatthenoiseiscorrectlyidentifiedwithoutintroducingaudibleartefacts.
Ifthisprovesdifficult,youcanreturntheBandGaincontrolsto-24dBforthisstage.
TheDNSOnetakesashortperiodtosettleaftermovingtheLevelcontrol(especiallyinthelowerranges)soyoushouldnotadjustitrapidly.
-13-Third,refinetheBandGaincontrolsforoptimumsuppression.
SetallsixBandGaincontrolsto0dB.
Nowincreaseanddecreasethegainineachbandseparatelywhilelisteningtotheeffectthateachhasonthenoise.
Thiswillidentifythebandsthatcontainthemajorityofthenoise.
(Donotbealarmedifallsixbandscontainsignificantnoise.
Thisisnotunusual.
)Let'sassumethatthegreatestimprovementoccurswhenyoureducethegaininbands3and4.
Thissuggeststhatthenoiseisconcentratedinanapproximaterangeof200Hzto1kHz.
Youshouldnowfindtheoptimumpositionsforallsixfaders.
Thegreatestcutswilllieinbands3and4,whereasbands1,2,5and6shouldremainascloseto0dBaspossibletoensurethatminimalsignaldamageoccursinthebandsthatdonotcontainmuchnoise.
Thefinalconfigurationmightlooklikethis:-14-Case2:SuppressingtapehissDNSOnecansuppressthetapehissthatmarsmanyolderrecordings.
Itwillalsoimprovethesignal/noiseratioofdialoguetapesthathavebeenpoorlycopiedaswellasthosethatareseveralgenerationsold.
First,identifythefrequencyrange(s)inwhichthenoiselies.
Youshouldfollowtheprocedurelaiddowninthepreviousexampletodeterminetherange(s)inwhichtheproblemlies.
Formostinstancesoftapehiss,youwillfindthattheMid+Highrangesaremostappropriate.
InafewcasesyoumayfindthattheHighrangealoneismostsuitable.
ItisnotascommontorequiresuppressionintheLowrangebecausehissisusuallylessprominentatlowerfrequencies,anditmayalsobemaskedbythegenuineaudiointherange.
Second,optimisetheLevelcontrol.
TodeterminethecorrectLevel,youshouldagainfollowtheproceduredescribedpreviously.
Third,refinetheBandGaincontrolsforoptimumsuppression.
Asinthefirsttutorialexample,youshouldstartwithallsixBandGaincontrolsat0dB.
Youshouldthenincreaseanddecreaseeachcontrolindividuallytofindthebandsthatcontributemosthisstothesignal.
BecausetapehissoftenexhibitsawhiteprofileatMidandHighfrequencies,youmayfindthatsatisfactoryresultsareachievedwiththeBandGaincontrolssetinahorizontalline.
However,hissisgenerallylessannoyingatveryhighaudiofrequencies.
Consequently,youmaybeabletoreducetheamountofprocessingintheuppermostbands.
Thiswillhelptoensurethatanylowamplitudesignalcomponentslyingathighfrequencies(whichprovidemuchofthe'air','ambience'or'life'inasignal)arepassedwithlittleornoattenuation.
Thefinalconfigurationmightlooklikethis:-15-Case3:SuppressingexcessivereverberationInmanysituations,theDNSOnecansuppressexcessivereverberation.
ThiscanbeusefulinTVproductionwhenyouneedtomatchtheaudiofromalargerecordingstudioorsoundstagetovisualimagessetinasmallroomorotherenclosedspace.
Suppressingreverberationcanalsobebeneficialinincreasingtheintelligibilityofpoordialoguerecordings.
Themethodusedtosuppressreverberationisquitedifferentfromthatappliedinthepreviousexamples,andisasfollows:First,settherangeinwhichthereverberationlies.
Ingeneral,reverberantspacesincludesoftmaterialsthatabsorbhighfrequenciesmorerapidlythanmiddleandlowerfrequencies.
Evenbareroomswithhardwallsincludethesesoftmaterials:theyarethepeoplewhoarespeaking.
Consequently,youwillfindthatLow+Midisalmostalwaysthemostappropriatecombinationofrangesforsuppressingreverberation.
Second,settheBandGaincontrols.
YoushouldsetallsixBandGaincontrolsto-24dB.
Thiswillensurethat(iftheLevelissetcorrectly)DNSOneappliesmaximumsuppressiontothetailsofthesound.
Third,optimisetheLevelcontrol.
Startingatitsminimumposition(-80dB)increasetheLevelcontrolslowly.
Atsomepointbeforefullnoisesuppressionbecomesapparent,youwillhearthetailsofloudersoundsbecometruncated.
YoucanadjusttheamountoftruncationofthereverbusingtheLevelcontrolratherthantheBandGaincontrols.
Thefinalconfigurationmightlooklikethis:-16-Thispageleftblank-17-TECHNICALSUPPORTShouldyouexperiencedifficultieswithyourCEDARDNSOne,pleasecontactyourlocaldealerorCEDARoffice.
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