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The included effect plug-ins
DaTube (not in Cubase LE)
This effect emulates the characteristic warm, lush sound
of a tube amplifier.
The following parameters are available:
Distortion
Distortion will add crunch to your tracks.
The following parameters are available:
Grungelizer
Grungelizer adds noise and static to your recordings –
kind of like listening to a radio with bad reception, or a
worn and scratched vinyl record. The following parame
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ters are available:
Parameter Description
Drive Regulates the pre-gain of the “amplifier”. Use high values
if you want an overdriven sound just on the verge of
distortion.
Balance Controls the balance between the signal processed by
the Drive parameter and the dry input signal. For maxi
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mum drive effect, set this to its highest value.
Output Adjusts the post-gain, or output level, of the “amplifier”.
Parameter Description
Boost Increases the distortion amount.
Feedback Feeds part of the output signal back to the effect input,
increasing the distortion effect.
Tone Lets you select a frequency range to which to apply the
distortion effect.
Spatial Changes the distortion characteristics of the left and right
channel, thus creating a stereo effect.
Output Raises or lowers the signal going out of the effect.
Parameter Description
Crackle Adds crackle to create that old vinyl record sound. The
farther to the right you turn the knob, the more crackle is
added.
RPM switch When emulating the sound of a vinyl record, this switch
lets you set the RPM (revolutions per minute) speed of
the record (33/45/78 RPM).
Noise Regulates the amount of static noise added.
Distort Adds distortion.
EQ Turn this knob to the right to cut off the low frequencies,
and create a more hollow, lo-fi sound.
AC Emulates a constant, low hum of AC current.
Frequency
switch
Sets the frequency of the AC current (50 or 60 Hz), and
thus the pitch of the AC hum.
Timeline Regulates the amount of overall effect. The farther to the
right (1900) you turn the knob, the more noticeable the
effect.