Specifications
Audio Plug-Ins Guide264
Talkbox LFO Section Controls
The LFO section provides controls that let you
apply a Low Frequency Oscillator to modulate
the Formant setting.
Rate
When Sync is enabled, the Rate control lets you
select a rhythmic subdivision or multiple of the
beat for the LFO Rate. Select from the following
rhythmic values:
• 16 (sixteenth note)
• 8T (eighth-note triplet)
• 16D (dotted sixteenth-note)
•8 (eighth note)
• 4T (quarter-note triplet)
• 8D (dotted eighth-note)
•4 (quarter note)
•2T (half-note triplet)
• 4D (dotted quarter-note)
•2 (half note)
• 1T (whole-note triplet)
• 3/4 (dotted half note)
•4/4 (whole note)
• 5/4 (five tied quarter notes)
• 6/4 (dotted whole note)
• 8/4 (double whole note)
When Sync is disabled, the Rate control lets you
change the modulation rate independently of
the Pro Tools session tempo (0.01–10.0 Hz).
Wave
Select from the following waveforms for the
LFO:
Sine
Provides a sine wave.
Tri
Provides a triangle wave.
Saw
Provides a saw-tooth wave.
Square
Provides a square wave.
S&H
Provides Sample and Hold (S&H) modula-
tion.
Random
Provides random modulation.
Depth
The Depth control lets you adjust the amount of
modulation applied to the Formant setting.
Sync
Enable Sync to synchronize the LFO Rate to the
Pro Tools session tempo. When Sync is disabled,
you can set the Rate time in milliseconds inde-
pendently of the Pro Tools session tempo. The
Sync button is lit when it is enabled.
Talkbox Envelope Section
Controls
The Talkbox plug-in provides an Envelope fol-
lower for modulating the Formant setting. This
is useful for accentuating and enhancing signal
peaks in rhythmic material.
Thresh
Adjust the Thresh control to set the amplitude
threshold at which the Formant setting begins to
be modulated by the Envelope follower.
Attack
Adjust the Atk (attack) control to set the time
(10.0 ms to 10 seconds) it takes to respond to in-
creases in the audio signal level.
Release
Adjust the Rel (release) control to set the time
(10.0 ms to 10 seconds) it takes to recover after
the signal level falls.