Vorsis VP8 Plus, Примечание к применению

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The tweaking controls in GUI Lite are located on the ‘Adjust Sound’ tab
of the GUI. On this tab are four vertical sliders for ‘processing’ and two
knobs for ‘equalization’. The image below shows how the ‘Adjust
Sound’ tweakers appear….
GUI Lite’s six ‘Adjust Sound’ Controls
GUI Lite’s six tweakers were specifically designed for manipulating
Vorsis Factory presets, and each of the six controls has eleven
positions. If someone wanted to know how many different sound
settings (preset iterations) that makes, it’s easy math. Simply multiply
eleven times eleven, and do it six times (once for each control). The
resulting number represents how many different sound textures that
could be made with one Factory preset – the number is 1,771,561.
If we take into account just the FM Mode presets we have to multiply
the above result by eleven once more to arrive at the new total
number of possible sound variations. That turns out to be 19,487,171
(almost 20 million) different sound textures created from just those
eleven FM Factory presets and six controls.
Six controls! Why not just one?
Over the years there have been audio processors equipped with a
‘one-knob’ less-more adjustment as a ‘simplified’ user interface. After
selecting a Factory preset the less-more control would be turned up or
down to see if a desired sound can be found.
When asked about it, most customers told us that one knob usually
didn’t allow enough control. They wanted more, but didn’t want it to
be complicated or force them to know technical terms like attack time
or gate threshold. They just wanted to take a preset and then crank on
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