Audio Damage Discord3 Upgrade - Manual (Page 7)

Discord is a true stereo processor. If used in a stereo context (for example, as an insert on a stereo channel in
your DAW’s mixer), the left and right channels are processed independently with no summing. If you use the
plug-in in a mono context, the incoming signal is routed to both the left and right processors and their outputs
are added together.
There are independent right and left controls for almost all of the parameters. The controls in the upper half of
the window affect the left channel’s processing blocks and the controls in the lower half of the window control
the right channel’s blocks. If you turn on the LINK L & R switch, the left and right controls are linked together
so that you can adjust both channel parameters simultaneously.
Discord uses numeric controls for many of its parameters. To change their value, simply click
on them with the mouse and drag upwards or downwards. The numeric controls notice where
you click on them, and change only the digit that you clicked. For example, if you click on the
2 in the control shown here and drag upwards, the value will change from 1234 to 1334, 1434, etc. If you
click on the 3 and drag downwards, the control will change from 1234 to 1224, 1214, and so on.
The following screen shot shows Discord’s user interface. The controls are described in the following
paragraphs.