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Synclavier Regen User Manual 69
chorus ratio of 1 means no chorus, because the chorussed voice would be the
same frequency as the base voice.
Unlike the FM controls on this panel, which under-the-hood simply modify
the amount of partial FM, Timbre Chorus is an additional effect on top of any
partial choruses that may be present on the timbre. You can see this by clicking
on the
Chorus button on the OSCILLATOR panel and dialling in some partial
chorus on partial 1 (there is only one partial on this clave timbre). When you
press a keyboard key, you’ll see 4 vertical note bars appear (1 x 2 x 2).
NB: Chorus has no effect on partials with subtractive waveforms.
5.2. Timbre Effects
Many effects can be applied at the timbre level; Reverb, Detune, Grunge, and
Stereo Spread, which we will discuss in detail.
There are a lot of features on this button, so when you first press Effects ,
you’re presented with a menu page:
Bit Crush | Effects Filter | Timbre Reverb
Tapping an option button will take you to the selected sub-page. Or, if you
Arrow Right once, you’ll get the Spread, Detune & Octave Ratio page, and if
you Arrow Right again, you’re presented with the Timbre Volume page.
Bit Crush
Bit Depth | Grunge | Alias Filter
- option buttons are presented on the Bit Crush page.
Bit Depth sets the bit depth for each additive partial in a timbre. The default
bit depth for Regen, as per earlier Synclaviers, is 12-bits for additive generators.
Many wave shapes change dramatically as the bit depth is changed. The
Alias
Filter , when on, will interpolate linearly for every sample point.
The best way to explain this is with a sine wave. Cut all
the tracks, tap
Levels from the ENVELOPE panel and
with Carrier Selected, double-tap the Partial Volume
option button. The default additive sine-wave can now