The PreSonus Comp 160 Fat Channel Compressor Plug-In Downloadis a Fat Channel compressor plug-in, which is state-modeled to accurately capture the unique sound and response of the original hardware processor. The Comp 160 emulates the design of a VCA compressor/limiter, ideal for adding punch and presence to drums and basses, and intelligibility to vocals.

The plug-in comes in both StudioLive Series III format and Studio One format so you can use it in both mixer and DAW Fat Channels.

VCA Compressor and Limiter    For Studio One Artist or Professional    For StudioLive Series III Mixers    Add Punch and Presence to Drums and Bass    Simple Controls, Extreme Compression    Mac, Windows

• Twin-VCA gain-reduction amplifier
• Capable of extreme compression
• Simple controls
• Functions as an additional compressor processor in the Fat Channel XT plug-in in Studio One Artist and Professional (versions 3.5.6 and later)
• Compatible with StudioLive Series III console and rack mixers
• Functions as an additional Compressor model in the Fat Channel processing section of StudioLive Series III Mixers

• StudioLive 16 Series III
• StudioLive 24 Series III
• StudioLive 32 Series III
• StudioLive 16R
• StudioLive 24R
• StudioLive 32R

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are the tablet measurements for the longest side or diagonal maximum?

A: The Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Tablet Bracket BH #DEDDMNTUTAB1 can hold tablets that are 7 to 10.5" Wide diagonally.

Q: 2. Will this accommodate a tablet with a case installed?

A: A case would typically not fit in the groove of the holder. There may be exceptions where an ultra thin case may work.

Q: 3. The weight of the unit and the weight of the package is contradicting. The weight of the unit, as listed, appears to be too high. What is the actual weight please?

A: The weight of the PreSonus HP4 - 4-Channel Headphone Distribution Amplifier is 5 pounds.

Q: 4. Could I connect this to a 18 wheeler?

A: Yes, the Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Triple Mount can be mounted to an 18-wheeler as long as the surface it's mounted on is smooth.

Q: 5. I have a PreSonus StudiLive AR12 mixer. Would I be correct in saying that this sits before the mixer in the chain? So mic into this channel, channel out to the mixer. If so would I bring it in as a mixer channel insert? Thanks everyone!

A: You could use it as in insert, but you would use the AR12 mic input, which would defeat the purpose of having an external preamp. The better way is to connect your mic to the preamp and then connect the preamp to one of the line/instr inputs on channels one or two on the AR12.

Q: 6. Can this unit run 32 wireless mics simultaneously?

A: This PreSonus StudioLive 32S Series III S 32-Channel Digital Mixer does have 32 mic inputs, which you can use to connect wireless microphone systems.

Q: 7. are plastic suction cups replaceable if damaged?

A: Unfortunately no. Delikin Device does not currently sell replacement suction cups from their Fat Gecko series.

Q: 8. Would you trust this with a Panasonic GH5 and a Ronin SC? That should only be about 4lbs

A: I would: Supports DSLRs & Camcorders Up to 12 lb

Q: 9. Am I understanding this correctly--the PreSonus Studio Channel has a compressor, but does NOT have a Noise Gate? Meaning that noise gets increased in volume as well? Thanks.

A: Correct, there is no noise gate or expander in the Studio Channel. Compressors don't increase level (or noise), they only decrease or limit dynamic range. If you don't have your input gain set correctly, that will decrease your signal-to-noise ratio. If you apply compression to a noisy signal, that noise will seem louder because you've brought the input signal peak and noise floor closer together by compressing the dynamic range of that original signal. Hope that helps!

Q: 10. Can the angle support arm and third suction cup be removed to convert this to a two suction cup configuration like the Delkin Devices BH #DEFGM?

A: Yes. The third, angled support arm, of the Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Triple Mount can be removed to utilize only two suction cups.