Universal Audio UAD POWERED PLUG-INS ver.6.1 - Manual (Page 99)

UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 99 - Chapter 8: Tempo Sync
Similarly, if 1/12 is entered with text entry, 1/8T is displayed because an
eighth note triplet is equivalent to one-twelfth of a measure (if in 4/4 time).
Out of range
When a parameter note value is out of range of the current tempo note value,
the note value is displayed in parentheses on a red background (
Figure 22 ).
Modes with Tempo Sync
The UAD DM-1 and UAD DM-1L plug-ins (and DM-1 within CS-1) have a
Mode menu (see
“Mode Pop-up Menu” on page 195 ) that switches the plug-
in operation between delay, chorus, and flanger mode. In these plug-ins,
when the Mode is set to DualDelay and PingPong, the delay Time and mod-
ulation Rate parameters are simultaneously available for Tempo Sync.
However, when the plug-in is set to a Chorus or Flanger mode, only the Rate
is available for Tempo Sync. This enables the more typical and musical cho-
rus/flange effect by only syncing the modulation Rate to the tempo while the
delay time remains constant.
In UAD Nigel (and the submodules within Nigel), there are several ModFilter
modes that cannot be tempo-synchronized. Additionally, ModDelay does not
sync to tempo when the LFO is set to one of the “Trem” types. In these cases,
the Sync enable switch is greyed out and cannot be enabled.
Additionally, the UAD Nigel/TremFade Fade In and Onset parameters have
a setting of “None” which allows you to set these parameters to the corre-
sponding normal “None” value when in Tempo Sync mode. The Rate param-
eter has an “Off” setting which corresponds to a normal value of 0 Hz.
Figure 22. Tempo Sync note value display