Lower and higher bands, Bell filter / parametric eq, Delay – D16 Group Drumazon 2 Drum Machine 909 Emulation Plug-In User Manual

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Lower and Higher Bands

Mode

- Sets the mode in which the band operates.

Cut

- Sets the band to work as a cut filter.

Shelf

- Sets the band to work as shelf EQ.

Res / Width

- Controls

Resonance

while in

Cut

mode or slope

Width

while in

Shelf

mode.

Freq

- Adjusts the frequency of the

Shelf

/

Cut

filter.

Gain

- Sets the

Gain

value for the

Shelf

filter. Does nothing in

Cut

mode.

Bell filter / parametric EQ

There are two

Bell

filters in an

EQ

:

Freq

- Sets the center frequency of the peak.

Gain

- Boosts or attenuates the amplitude of the band.

Width

- Broadens or narrows the frequency range of the band.

Delay

Drumazon 2

offers a delay effect with a multi-mode filter in the feedback loop and a tempo synchronize option.

The Delay effect

Delay loop

Rate

- Controls delay time and ranges between 1 - 1000 ms, if

Sync

is

Off

. It can also be set to one of the four

note values if

Sync

is set to any other position:

1/32

,

1/16

,

1/8

and

¼

.

Sync

- Syncs the delay line to the clock/tempo of the host application. Sync can take one of the following values;

Off

- Synchronization is inactive and delay time, controlled by the

Rate

parameter, is expressed

in milliseconds.

Full

- Synchronization is enabled and delay time is equal to the full note value set by the

Rate

display,

relative to the host tempo.

Dot

- Synchronization is enabled and delay time is equal to the dotted note value set by the

Rate

display,

relative to the host tempo.

Tri

- Synchronization is enabled and delay time is equal to the triplet note value set by the

Rate

display,

relative to the host tempo.

Feedback

- Delay loop feedback value.

Spread

- Stereo spread between Left / Right channels.

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