IS the ISP Decimator a noise gate?

ISP’s Decimator II noise gate guitar pedal ups the ante over the original Decimator design to give you even better noise reduction. The Decimator II sports linearized Time Vector Processing in its expander tracking, giving you incredibly smooth sustained-note decay that’s virtually free of release rippling.

What does a decimator pedal do?

The Decimator™ II G String Noise Reduction pedal was designed for those who want the ultimate performance from a noise reduction pedal. The G String Pedal tracks the signal directly from the guitar, which allows you to switch from clean to high gain without ever changing the threshold setting.

What does a boss noise suppressor do?

The NS-2 Noise Suppressor eliminates unwanted noise and hum without altering an instrument’s natural tone. It’s the perfect pedal to quiet down any pedalboard or effects setup.

How do I connect my ISP decimator to my G string?

The Decimator II G String has 4 ¼ inch jacks. Connect the guitar directly to the Guitar IN. Connect the Guitar OUT to the input of the amplifier. Connect the DEC IN to the loop send and DEC OUT to the loop return.

Where does ISP decimator go in chain?

First in the chain, put it before the chorus. The ISP Decimator has a pretty hefty effect, you only want to place it after the things which can actually add noise (distortion pedals, overdrives, boosts, EQs, compressors and the preamp).

Where do I place an ISP decimator?

Insert your pedals between Guitar OUT and Decimator IN. Guitar OUT to the first pedal in and then your last pedal out to the Decimator IN. Then plug the Decimator OUT into your guitar amp. This will put your gain pedals in a loop of the Decimator and it will remove all of the gain noise from these pedals.

What is the difference between a noise gate and a noise suppressor?

Question: What’s the difference between a noise gate pedal and a noise suppressor? They are pretty similar: a noise gate mutes everything below a certain volume whereas a noise suppressor greatly reduces it.

Can you put a noise gate in the effects loop?

For pickup-created hum, most issues can be dealt with close to source, by placing a noise gate at the start of a pedal chain, before gain pedals. However, many noise gates also have a send/return loop, so that instead of going first in a chain, your drive section, or any noisy pedals can be placed in the loop.

Is ISP decimator analog or digital?

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What is the ISP Technologies Decimator 2 noise reduction pedal?

Please enter a question. ISP Technologies introduces the Decimator II, second generation of the Decimator Noise reduction. The Decimator II includes improved performance and innovations so unique that it is covered under two new patents pending for these new innovative improvements.

Can a decimator be used as a preamp?

This will now allow players to use one block of Decimator between the guitar and input of the amplifier, a second in the effects loop, use dual preamps in a system with a Decimator II after each pre-amp, or implement true stereo noise reduction systems using this link connection.

Are there any patents for the Decimator pedal?

The ISP Technologies engineering team has spent years perfecting the operation of real time noise reduction and has been awarded multiple patents for the Decimator Technology. Patents include the technology for the adaptive response of the Decimator, which tracks the envelope of both super fast staccato notes as well as long sustained notes.

What is the Deci-mate G micro Decimator pedal?

ISP Technologies introduces the new DECI-MATE G™ Micro Decimator pedal. The DECI-MATE G pedal is a full implementation of the world renowned Decimator G circuit with new patent pending tracking improvements all in a small, micro pedal package. When real estate is critical the DECI-MATE G is the answer.