CHAPTER 21. LIVE AUDIO EFFECT REFERENCE
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Resonators provides two different resonation modes. Mode A provides a more realistic
sounding resonation, while Mode B offers an effect that is especially interesting when
Resonator I's Note parameter is set to lower pitches.
The brightness of the resulting sound can be adjusted using the Color control.
All of the resonators have an On/Off switch and a Gain control. A resonator that is turned
off does not need CPU. Turning off the rst resonator does not affect the other ones.
Resonators II through V follow the Note parameter de ned in Resonator I, but they can each
be individually tran/- 24 semitones using the Pitch controls and detuned in cents
using the Detune controls.
The output section features the obligatory Dry/Wet control and a Width parameter that
affects only the wet signal and blends the left and right outputs of Resonators II-V into a
mono signal if set to zero.
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Reverb
The Reverb Effect.
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Input Processing
The input signal passes rst through high and low cut lters, whose X-Y controller allows
changing the band's center frequency (X-axis) and bandwidth (Y-axis). Either lter may be
switched off when not needed to save CPU power.