Processors
A zone has four processor slots, PROCESSOR 1 to PROCESSOR 4, below the mapping pane. Zone processors run separately for every voice, so a filter in a zone filters each note on its own.
Groups have the same four slots. Group processors run once, on the summed voices of the group.
Choosing a processor
Section titled “Choosing a processor”Click a slot’s name to choose a processor. Processors are grouped by category:
| Category | Processors |
|---|---|
| Audio Rate Mod | FM Filter, Freqshift Mod, Noise AM, Phase Mod, Ring Mod |
| Delay | Dual Delay*, Microgate, Simple Delay |
| Distortion | Bitcrusher, Slewer, Treemonster, WaveShaper |
| Dynamics | Auto Wah, Compressor |
| EQ | 3 Band Parametric, 6 Band Graphic, Tilt EQ |
| Filters | Cutoff Warp, Fast SVF, K35, Linear Ladder, Morph, OB-Xd 4-Pole, OB-Xd Xpander, Resonance Warp, Sample & Hold, Static Phaser, Tripole, Utility Filter, Vember Classic, Vintage Ladder |
| Generators | 3op Phase Mod, Correlated Noise, Sine +, Tilt Noise, Virtual Analog |
| Modulation | Chorus, Circle Flanger, Phaser, Shepard Phaser, Tremolo |
| Resonators | Comb, String Resonator, Tetrad Resonator |
| Reverb | Reverb 1*, Reverb 2* |
| Utility | Gain Matrix, Stereo Tool, Volume & Pan, Widener |
* Groups only.
Slot controls
Section titled “Slot controls”- Power button: turns the processor on or off.
- Mix: blends the processed and unprocessed signal.
- Keytrack and Temposync buttons appear on processors that support them.
- The menu has Copy, Paste, and processor presets.
Drag a slot onto another to swap them. Hold Cmd/Ctrl to copy instead.
Processor routing
Section titled “Processor routing”The ROUTING pane sets how the four slots connect:
| Button | Routing |
|---|---|
| S1 | 1 > 2 > 3 > 4 |
| S2 | 1 and 2 in parallel, then 3 and 4 in parallel |
| S3 | 1, then 2 and 3 in parallel, then 4 |
| P1 | all four in parallel |
| P2 | 1 > 2 in parallel with 3 > 4 |
| P3 | 1, 2 and 3 in parallel, then 4 |
| BYP | bypass all processors |
Parallel branches are averaged. The numbered boxes in the ROUTING pane set each processor’s output level; double-click a box’s label to bypass that slot.