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Table Of Contents
262 Synth objects
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Down sample (dwnsmple): Sample rate reduction. Ideal for creating
the "old school sound" of older digital drum machines. As it is
increased, the result becomes darker.
Lo-fi decay (lofi dcy): Time constant of the by-product of the three
lo-fi effects which makes the sound "dirty". Only the beginning of the
drum sound of the lo-fi effects is affected if the decay is low. For
instance, this makes the kick of a kick drum sound more interesting.
Filter modes (flt mode): Filter mode: High cut – sound portions above
the cut-off frequency are filtered out. Band pass (BP) – Sound
portions above and below the cut-off frequency are filtered out. Low
cut - All sound portions below the cut-off frequency are filtered out.
This mode is set as a preset and can not be changed.
Filter frequency (flt freq): The cut-off frequency of the filter.
Filter resonance (flt reso): Filter resonance which increases the
sound portions at the cut-off frequency of the filter. If the resonance
is high, the filter itself can also be used as an oscillator.
Filter modulation -/+ (flt mod -+): Regulates how much and in which
direction the filter envelope curve moves the filter frequency in which
direction.
Filter-Modulation decay (flt mod dcy): Decay time of the filter curve.
Smaller values with high resonance create a "zapping" sound of the
filter, greater values create the typical sweep sound.
Filter modulation velocity (flt mod vel): Specifies how much the filter
modulation depth depends on the velocity. If this value is increased,
louder beats will generate higher filter curves than quieter ones.
24 dB: The filter can operate with a slope of 12 dB or 24 dB. This
mode is set as a preset and cannot be changed.
Comb filter (comb filt on): You can activate a comb filter, a feedback
delay that creates resonance-like sounds comparable to a plucked
string. The delay time and feedback levels are permanently linked fo
the filter parameters (frequency and resonance). This comb filter is
set as a preset and can not be changed.
Compressor: Controls the compressor strength. This lets you
increase the "power" of the drum sound.