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3. Overview

SUPERCHARGER GT's clear but powerful interface enables you to quickly find the right settings

whilst providing detail parameters for fine-tuning your sound. The 

Saturation

 stage creates rich

sounds  by  adding  harmonics.  The 

Attack

  and 

Release

  times  can  be  used  to  add  more  bite  or

sustain to sounds. The 

Character

 control colors the sound based on three different modes, 

Fat

,

Warm

, and 

Bright

. Finally, the Expert Panel provides a filter for the sidechain signal and different

stereo routing modes including M/S (mid/side) processing.
SUPERCHARGER GT contains the following parameters and controls:

1. Input  Level  Indicator

:  Displays  the  input  level  and  indicates  the  correct  setting  of  the 

Input

Trim

 control. When the level is set correctly, the center indicator is lit green. When the level is

too low, the left arrow indicator is lit red. When the level is too high, the right arrow indicator is

lit red.

2. Input Trim

: Adjusts the input level. The correct setting is shown by the Input Level indicator.

3. Detector  HP

:  Switches  between  three  different  settings  for  a  high-pass  filter  that  is  applied

to  the  compressor's  control  signal. 

Off

  deactivates  the  high-pass  filter. 

100Hz

  attenuates

frequency content below 100 Hz. 

300Hz

 attenuates frequency content below 300 Hz.

4. Sidechain

:  Adjusts  the  level  of  the  sidechain  signal,  which  can  be  used  to  control  the

compressor when the 

Sidechain

 switch is activated.

5. Sidechain switch

: Activates the sidechain input, allowing you to use an external signal as the

compressor's control signal.

6. Mild/Moderate/Hot

: Switches between three types of saturation. 

Mild

 subtly colors the sound.

Moderate

  produces  a  pronounced  saturation  effect. 

Hot

  adds  strong  saturation  and  even

distortion to the sound.

7. Saturation

: Adjusts the amount of saturation added to the input signal. The type of saturation

can be switched between 

Mild

Moderate

, and 

Hot

.

8. Gain Reduction Meter

: Displays the amount of gain reduction applied to the input signal.

9. Compress

: Adjusts the amount of compression applied to the input signal. Turning the control

to the right increases the amount of compression while retaining an even loudness level (as

long as Input Trim is set correctly).

10

.

Output Level Meter

: Displays the level of the output signal.

OVERVIEW

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Summary of Contents for SUPERCHARGER GT

Page 1: ...SUPERCHARGER GT Manual...

Page 2: ...ment Conventions 3 3 Overview 4 4 Header and Presets 6 4 1 Main Menu 6 4 2 Loading Presets 7 4 2 1 Quick Access List 7 4 3 Comparing Parameter Settings 7 4 4 Managing User Presets 8 4 4 1 Saving a New...

Page 3: ...Instruments GmbH hereinafter referred to as Native Instruments Native Instruments NI and associated logos are registered trademarks of Native Instruments GmbH Mac macOS GarageBand Logic and iTunes ar...

Page 4: ...called dynamic range Additionally the sound can be manipulated by adjusting the compressor s response times to signal changes called attack and release SUPERCHARGER GT can be used on a single channel...

Page 5: ...puter s keyboard Single item instructions are represented by a bullet icon Results in procedures are represented by an arrow icon The following three icons represent different types of information The...

Page 6: ...een three different settings for a high pass filter that is applied to the compressor s control signal Off deactivates the high pass filter 100Hz attenuates frequency content below 100 Hz 300Hz attenu...

Page 7: ...ent Warm reduces high frequency content and enhances low frequency content Bright enhances high frequency content and reduces low frequency content 15 Character Adjusts the color of the signal by appl...

Page 8: ...ging user presets adjusting the plug in s visual appearance and copying settings of the A B Comparison switch You can also use it to access learning resources online and activate or deactivate usage d...

Page 9: ...from a list that is organized in categories 1 Click the Preset menu The Preset menu shows a list of all available presets Various categories of factory presets and user presets are available in separa...

Page 10: ...corner of the Header and select Copy A to B or Copy B to A respectively When you have found an effect sound you like you can save the settings from the currently selected memory slot of the A B Compa...

Page 11: ...ntains all of your saved user presets You can copy delete or change the name of user presets directly in the folder on your hard drive The plug in needs to be reloaded in order to reflect any changes...

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