Reset NR2 or NR4 parameters to defaults¶

Use the Reset Defaults button on the NR2 or NR4 tab to restore all parameters for that engine to their factory values in a single click.

Before you start¶

AetherSDR must be running. A radio connection is not required to access AetherDSP Settings.

All NR2 controls return to the values in the table below.

All NR4 controls return to the values in the table below.

Control	Default	Valid range	Setting key
Gain Method	Gamma	Linear \| Log \| Gamma \| Trained	`NR2GainMethod`
NPE Method	OSMS	OSMS \| MMSE \| NSTAT	`NR2NpeMethod`
AE Filter (artifact elimination)	Enabled	—	`NR2AeFilter`
Reduction Depth:	1.50	0.50–2.00	`NR2GainMax`
Smoothing:	0.85	0.50–0.98	`NR2GainSmooth`
Voice Threshold:	0.20	0.05–0.50	`NR2Qspp`

Control	Default	Valid range	Setting key
Noise Estimation Method	SPP-MMSE	SPP-MMSE \| Brandt \| Martin	`NR4NoiseEstimationMethod`
Adaptive Noise Estimation	Enabled	—	`NR4AdaptiveNoise`
Reduction (dB):	10.0	0.0–40.0 dB	`NR4ReductionAmount`
Smoothing (%):	0	0–100	`NR4SmoothingFactor`
Whitening (%):	0	0–100	`NR4WhiteningFactor`
Masking Depth:	0.50	0.00–1.00	`NR4MaskingDepth`
Suppression:	0.50	0.00–1.00	`NR4SuppressionStrength`

Reset Defaults affects only the tab where you click it. Resetting NR2 does not alter NR4 settings, and vice versa.
Changes take effect immediately. If NR2 or NR4 is active on a receive slice at the time, you will hear the engine revert to its default behaviour as soon as you click Reset Defaults.
In v0.9.7 the AetherDSP Settings dialog delegates all controls to an embedded AetherDspWidget. The tabs, sliders, and buttons described in this article remain identical from an operator's perspective; only the internal implementation has changed.