Plug-in Reference

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The included effect plug-ins
Rotary
The Rotary plug-in simulates the classic effect of a rotary
speaker. A rotary speaker cabinet features variable speed
rotating speakers to produce a swirling chorus effect, com-
monly used with organs. Rotary features all the parameters
associated with the real thing.
The parameters are as follows:
Directing MIDI to the Rotary
For real-time MIDI control of the Speed parameter, MIDI
must be directed to the Rotary.
• Whenever the Rotary has been added as an insert ef-
fect (for an audio track or an FX channel), it will be avail-
able on the Output Routing pop-up menu for MIDI tracks.
If Rotary is selected on the “out:” menu, MIDI will be directed to the plug-
in from the selected track.
Invert Stereo This inverts the LFO waveform for the right channel of the
oscillator, which produces a wider stereo perspective for
the modulation.
Envelope
Generator
(Attack and
Decay dials)
The Envelope Generator section controls how the input
signal is converted to envelope data, which can then be
used to control oscillator pitch and LFO speed. It has two
main controls:
Attack sets how fast the envelope output level rises in re-
sponse to a rising input signal.
Decay controls how fast the envelope output level falls in
response to a falling input signal.
Lock L<R When this button is enabled, the L and R input signals
are merged, and produce the same envelope output level
for both oscillator channels. When disabled, each chan-
nel has its own envelope, which affects the two channels
of the oscillator independently.
Output Sets the overall volume.
Mix Adjusts the mix between dry and processed signal.
Parameter Description
Speed
(Stop/Slow/
Fast)
This controls the speed of the Rotary in three steps.
Mode Selects whether the Slow/Fast setting is a switch or a
variable control. When switch mode is selected and Pitch
Bend is the controller, the speed will switch with an up or
down flick of the bender. Other controllers switch at 64.
Speed Mod Selects the Rotary speed from 0 (Stop) to 100 (Fast).
Overdrive Applies a soft overdrive or distortion.
Crossover Freq. Sets the crossover frequency (200–3000Hz) between
the low and high frequency loudspeakers.
Slow Fine adjustment of the high rotor Slow speed.
Accel. Fine adjustment of the high rotor acceleration time.
Parameter Description
Fast Fine adjustment of the high rotor Fast speed.
Amp Mod High rotor amplitude modulation.
Freq Mod High rotor frequency modulation.
Slow Fine adjustment of the low rotor Slow speed.
Fast Fine adjustment of the low rotor Fast speed.
Accel Fine adjustment of the low rotor acceleration time.
Amp Mod. Adjusts amplitude modulation depth.
Level Adjusts overall bass level.
Phase Adjusts the phasing amount in the sound of the high rotor.
Angle Sets the simulated microphone angle. 0 = mono, 180 =
one mic on each side.
Distance Sets the simulated microphone distance from the
speaker in inches.
Output Adjusts the overall output level.
Mix Adjusts the mix between dry and processed signals.
Parameter Description