Mike Erickson took the CG Smth AC presets and molded them into an interesting one. ERCK_8100 is Mike's nod to his favorite audio processor, and provides this one for the Omnia ONE aimed at fans of an old classic! He notes that this preset has a low clip drive, so you may want to adjust to suit to your tastes.

Jack Bass is another preset from Mike Erickson. This one is aimed at the Jack style formats out there!

This is another of Wes Keene's Alternative Rock presets for the Omnia ONE. This one packs a bit more punch!

This is a variation of the "noMBAGCs" preset. Cornelius tweaked it for the Classical music format. Not very loud at all on contemporary pop music (you need multi-band AGC's for that) but on classical, it really puts you there while maintaining a nice "natural" sounding balance.

Here's a preset contributed by Wes Keene. He took the CG Big CHR preset, and tweaked it for rock music formats. Cool stuff for that big active rock sound!

Wes Keene's Mad CHR is for stations needing to compete more directly with a true CHR so it's a tad louder and has a bit more bass.

A useful general preset where the multi-band AGCs are turned off. Works nicely for NPR Talk shows and Classical formats where you don't want to be squashing the audio too much, and / or do not desire the re-equalization effect of the multi-band AGC's. The wideband AGC is adjusted to provide excellent level control into the multi-band AGC's without the help of the four band AGC's. Loudness is pretty decent for what is going on here.

Some folks have stumbled across Cornelius' LegatoCafe.net internet station, and really loved the open dynamic sound of the processing. If his internet station was a broadcast FM station, using the Omnia ONE, this is what it would sound like.

Here's a preset for Classic Rock / Rock / Triple-A formats. Over the years folks have always commented on Cornelius' Classic Rock processing sound. This is built on that tradition.

This is a variation on the CG Smooth AAA preset. This one is warmer, and closer to the tonal balance of the program source than the other version.