Controls and Meters

Overview

Relay includes Peak+RMS level meters (with support for up to 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos surround configurations), output gain, stereo balance, and stereo width controls. Relay also features an advanced controls panel that includes channel operations processing options (Phase, Swap, Mono), channel delay controls, and an adjustable high-pass filter.

Relay Plug-in

Header Controls

The following controls are available in the header area of the Relay plug-in.

Relay plug-in header

Plug-in Name Display

Displays the name of the current Relay instance. In some DAWs and NLEs, this name will be automatically set to the name of the track Relay is inserted on. This name will appear in source selection lists of compatible iZotope plug-ins. Click on the pencil icon or directly on the text to modify the name.

Plug-in Name Display box

Bypass

Disables/enables Relay processing.

Bypass button

Options

Opens the options menu panel.

Options button

Help

Opens the Relay help documentation.

Help button

Controls

The following controls are available in the main panel of the Relay plug-in.

Main panel

Output Gain

Adjusts the output gain of Relay. Output gain adjustments apply to all channels equally.

Gain slider

Width

Adjusts the amount of stereo widening applied to the output signal. Negative values result in a narrowing effect (-100% is equivalent to mono), positive values will increase the apparent stereo field. Only functional in stereo instances of Relay.

width button

Pan

Adjusts the level of the left and right channels to affect the stereo balance of the signal. Only functional in stereo instances of Relay.

Pan slider

Meters

Relay can be inserted on mono, stereo, or surround tracks. The meters display Peak+RMS level information for each channel. The text readouts above the clip indicators display current peak (top readout) and RMS (bottom readout) values of a given channel. Clicking on the clip indicators will clear them.

Level meters

Advanced Controls

You can click on the Advanced button located in the bottom of the interface to show the advanced controls panel.

Advanced button

The advanced controls panel includes the following features:

Advanced Controls Panel

Mono

Sums the left and right channels to a mono output signal. Useful for testing mono compatibility. Only available in stereo instances of Relay.

Mono button

Phase

Inverts the polarity of the input signal. Only available in stereo instances of Relay.

Phase button

Swap

Swaps the left and right input channel outputs. Only available in stereo instances of Relay.

Swap button

Time Delay

Adjusts the delay for the left or right channel. When link is enabled, values will be modified relative to each other. Double-click on the text readouts to enter values manually. Only available in stereo instances of Relay.

Time Delay Close Up

High Pass Filter

A high-pass filter (HPF) allows you to filter out frequency content below a specified cutoff frequency. The following section describes the high-pass filter controls included in the advanced panel.

High Pass Filter Close Up

Enable

Enable the high-pass filter by clicking on the power button above the small filter display.

High-pass filter power button

Slope

Determines the degree of attentuation applied to frequencies below the cutoff. Change the slope of the high-pass filter by selecting a value from the dropdown menu.

High-pass filter Slope

The following Slope values are available in the High-pass filter:

  • 12 dB
  • 24 dB
  • 48 dB

Cutoff Frequency

Determines the cutoff frequency of the filter. Click and drag the node or double-click on the text readout in the bottom right hand corner of the filter display to modify the cutoff.

High-pass filter cutoff frequency


Relay 1.3.0