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Behind the polyphonic saturator, a key-tracking 1-pole lowpass damps the higher frequen­
cy. The saturators don't have adjustable parameters. You can hear the signal of the poly­
phonic saturator (including the lowpass), when you turn up the DELAY parameter and the
SAT parameter. The
2ND H parameter controls the amount of asymmetric shaping of the
signal that comes from the output of the Delay and goes to the Saturator stage. It is a par­
abolic shaping curve, which emphasizes the 2nd harmonic and higher even harmonics.
This can have an important influence on the feedback behavior.
Voice Processing Parameters
Fig. 5.11 Voice Processing section
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[1] TIME : Delay time (in ms) of the Voice Delay. When Track is not zero the actual delay
time also depends on the key position.
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[2] PHASE : Phase shift by an allpass filter. The (non-linear) phase response of the all­
pass goes from 0 degrees at low frequencies to 180 degrees at high frequencies. This
parameter shifts the center frequency of the allpass filter down to increase its effect.
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[3] TRACK : Keyboard tracking amount of the delay time. Reduces the times for higher
notes to let resonance peaks track with the pitch of the notes.0.0: No tracking1.0: The
delay time is the reciprocal of the frequency of the note. Neutral at C3 = 60.
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[4] TRACK : Keyboard tracking amount of the phase shifting allpass. Reduces the phase
shifting for higher notes.
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0.0: No tracking
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1.0: The center frequency of the allpass is proportional to the frequency of the
note.
Overview of REAKTOR PRISM Ensemble
Voice Processing Section
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