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Table of Contents Ultrawave Multiband Processor User Guide
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Single Tremolo/Envelope & Noise Gate/Input Filter Modules
The Ultrawave is also packed with a single tremolo for more conventional tremolo sounds. This
single tremolo utilizes the sine wave and is controlled by the same Rate control in the LFO module.
The depth is broken up into Pre-Distortion and Post-Distortion control.
Envelope To Volume switches on the amplitude-controlled envelope when set to either Pre-
Distortion or Post-Distortion.
Gate Threshold adjusts the Ultrawave’s internal noise gate. Many of the distortion types are already
gated, but you may desire to turn up the gate even higher to eliminate noise, hum, and feedback.
Input High Pass controls a configurable high pass filter applied to your input signal if you need to
attenuate lower frequencies before the signal is processed by the Ultrawave. The default is 10.0Hz,
which effectively removes the high pass filter, since it is below the threshold of the human ear.
Envelope Generator, Balance, and Knob Assignment Modules
Envelope Generator: The Ultrawave’s envelope comes with two simple controls and an input
selector for assigning it to either Input 1 or Input 2. Input Gain acts like a sensitivity control; the
higher the Input Gain, the lighter you need to play in order to open the envelope. Attack adjusts
how quickly the envelope reacts.
The Balance control is a Channel 1/2 mixer. When the knob is at noon, there is an even 50/50
balance between channels 1 and 2. When the knob is fully counterclockwise, you will only hear
channel 1. When the knob is fully clockwise, you will only hear channel 2.
Env->Balance controls the intensity at which the Envelope affects the channel Balance control.
LFO->Balance controls the intensity at which the LFO affects the channel Balance control.