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Ampli fi ed Instrument Processor - User Manual
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GUI SCALE, OVERSAMPLING and DRY / WET
The GUI SCALE allows you to change the size of the AIP's interface on your screen. This can
make it easier to see things and impressive to people that are easily impressed.
OVERSAMPLING increases the sample rate of the plugin 4 times over the current sample
rate of your project. Oversampling minimizes deleterious digital artifacts that can lessen
the sound quality of signals. However, engaging OVERSAMPLING will increase the load on
your computer's processors, which can cause stuttering and other issues with your audio. If
you are working at sample rates above 48kHz, you probably don't need to use
oversampling because artifacts will most likely already be minimized. At rates below 48kHz,
clicking in oversampling can yield an improvement in sound quality.
DRY / WET : The default position of this control is 100% wet, meaning all the audio coming
out of the AIP has been processed by the AIP. As you lower this control towards DRY,
counterclockwise, signal from the input of the plugin—before any processing—will be
mixed in with the processed output. This allows you to parallel process signals and
fi ne
tune how much you "hear" of the AIP on your audio. Generally, we use the AIP with this set
to 100% wet, but there are times, such as when you're getting down to the
fi nal stages of a
mix, that you might decide that you want to back o ff the processing of the AIP. The DRY /
WET control allows you to do this without changing any of the setting of the eq,
compressor, etc. It can be very handy, so keep this control in mind. It can save your ass on
occasion.
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