User`s guide

output (the sum of the source and the delayed and scaled source)

and feed that back to the input, producing a stronger resonance

effect.

cutoff frequency

For lowpass and highpass filters, the cutoff frequency specifies the

dividing line between frequencies that get passed by the filter and

frequencies that get attenuated (rolled off). For bandpass filters, the

cutoff specifies the center frequency of the band that gets passed.

cycle

One complete repetition or oscillation of a waveform. Frequencies

are commonly measured in cycles per second.

dB (decibel)

A common unit for measuring audio levels. It uses a logarithmic

scale, which roughly corresponds to how the ear hears differences

in amplitude.

DC offset

DC stands for “Direct Current.” A signal whose midpoint is skewed

away from zero is said to have a DC offset; this can result in clicks

or other problems. You can use the DC Offset process in SFX

Machine Pro to negate a pre-existing offset.

delay

A basic DSP process, the output of which is the input signal delayed

by a specified time (called the delay time). You can use delays to

create filters, echoes, flangers, feedback loops and many other DSP

effects.

delay time

A parameter that specifies the interval between when a sample

enters the delay and when it comes out the other end.

depth

See “modulation depth.”

destination

The destination, also known as the “target” module, is a module

that is being modulated by another module. Select the destination