LinPlug RMV - Manual (Page 16)

Overview
loaded sample/s. It can also be used to show the sample's envelope settings (Pitch,
Amplitude and Filter). The Sampler module has two envelopes available for each Pad:
Pitch and Amplitude. It's important to note that these envelopes apply to all of the samples
currently loaded into the module.
The RMV's Loop module is used to load either samples or audio loops. In the case of
samples, the file is automatically sliced into segments. Each segment of the sample/loop
can then be triggered independently via the host software. Each Loop module has
envelopes available for controlling the loop's pitch and amplitude.
The signal from each Audio Module is processed via the RMV's internal signal path. The
signal is first sent to an LFO section containing three independent LFOs. From here the
signal is sent to a multi-mode AHDSR-controlled filter and EQ. This section also
incorporates BitCrusher and Distortion effects.
Following the Filter/EQ section is an Insert Effects section containing three Insert Effects
Racks, each of which can be set to one of nine different Effects Units. A "Varizer" with
controls for Style, Precision and Spectrum is also available as a separate effects unit.
Each Pad also has access to a Send Effects section. The Send Effects section is arranged
into seven independent Sets of Effects Racks. One Set of Effects Racks is for use with the
RMV's 48 Pads. The remaining six Sets of Effects Racks are for use with each of the
instrument's six Loop Pads. Three separate Effects Racks are available in each Effects
Set. Each Effects Rack contains three Effects Slots and an EQ. Each Effects Slot can be
set to one of nine different Effects Units. For each Effects Set, the three Effects Racks are
in parallel. The output of the three Effects Racks in each Set is mixed together before
leaving the Send Effects section.
Finally, the signal from the Pads is mixed in the RMV's Master section before being output
to the host software. Note that the output of the Send Effects Racks can be sent directly to
the host software independently of the Master section.
The RMV's Modulation Matrix enables 12 user-defined modulation routings to be created.
26 modulation destinations are available for modulation by 23 modulation sources.
The audio outputs of the RMV are automatically connected to the input of the host
software's mixer.
Finally, the RMV's Setup Panel enables various global parameters including Power Pan,
Pad Velocity, Linear Dials, Note Names, as well as various MIDI and file search path
parameters to be set by the user.
Hopefully, this chapter has provided a brief overview of the internal workings of the RMV.
More detailed information can be found in the following chapters.
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