Plug-in Reference

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The Included VST Instruments
Retrologue
Modulation
You can select between 3 basic modulation characteristics:
- The Phaser uses an 8-pole all-pass filter to produce the classic phasing effect.
- The Flanger is composed of two independent delay lines with feedback for the left
and the right channel, respectively. The delay time of both delays is modulated by
one LFO with adjustable frequency.
- Chorus produces a rich chorus effect with 4 delays modulated by four
independent LFOs.
The parameters are as follows:
SR Parameters
With these buttons you can change the sample rate. Lower sample rates basically
reduce the high frequency content and sound quality, but the pitch is not altered. This
is a great way to emulate the lo-fi sounds of older digital synths!
- If button “F” is active, the selected Part’s program plays back with the sample rate
set in the host application.
- If button “1/2” is active, the selected Part’s program plays back with half the
original sample rate.
- If button “1/4” is active, the selected Part’s program plays back with a quarter of
the original sample rate.
• A bonus effect of using lower sample rates is that it reduces the load on the
computer CPU, allowing more simultaneous voices to be played, etc.
Retrologue
Retrologue is described in detail in a separate PDF document, which can be
accessed via the “?”
button on the plug-in interface.
Filter A low-pass filter is built into the feedback loop of the delay. This
parameter controls the cutoff frequency of this feedback filter. Low
settings result in successive echoes sounding darker.
Level This controls the output level of the effect.
Parameter Description
Song Sync This switches tempo sync of the Rate parameter on or off.
Rate Sets the rate of the LFOs modulating the delay time. If Song Sync is
activated the rate is synced to various beat increments.
Depth This parameter controls the depth of the delay time modulation.
Delay This parameter sets the delay time of the four delay lines.
Feedback The feedback parameter controls the amount of positive or negative
feedback for all four delay lines. The adjustable range is from -1 to 1.
Level This controls the output level of the effect.
Parameter Description
Cubase
LE
Cubase
AI
Cubase
Elements
Cubase
Artist
Cubase Nuendo NEK
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