Abbey Road Vinyl / User Guide
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Note that the values in this control section vary from setup to setup to match the sound and behavior of these setups.
5. Experiment and adjust the Tone Arm position.
As the tone arm moves closer to the center of the disk, the frequency
response changes (less High Frequency boost) and harmonic distortion increases. You can automate this control to
change the sound of your material as the virtual cartridge moves from the outside to the inside of the record.
6. Determine the desired Drive levels
. Driving the plugin will result in a more saturated/distorted signal. Adjusting the
Drive level does not impact loudness.
7. Experiment with the Slow Down Mechanism:
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Select the Time Format you wish to use – Time or Bars, synced to your session tempo.
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Double click the Length field to enter the length in time or Bars/Beats of the stopping effect you wish to apply.
You can also drag your mouse or use the keyboard arrows to change the length. If your session includes tempo
changes and you have selected Bars as your time format, the length will adjust accordingly at the tempo change
events.
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Press Stop – This will slow down the playback to a full stop. This effect will take as long as the value you have
set in the Length control.
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Playback is stopped until Play is pressed.
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You may turn on Auto resume control for creative effects. When Auto is activated, playback will resume
immediately at the end of the slow down effect.
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Experiment with automating these controls.
Note
: You can stop the record from spinning by clicking the left-hand side of the record.
