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, Fast SVF (24db), 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 (keyboard glyph) and Temposync (metronome glyph) buttons appear on processors that support them. With Temposync on, timed parameters such as delay times and LFO rates are set in note values and follow the host tempo. Microgate’s repeat length then follows the tempo and its repeats stay on the beat.
- The menu has Copy, Paste, and processor presets. On a group processor it also has Pitch Mode, which sets the note the processor tracks: Constant, Note Priority, Latest Note, Highest Note or Lowest Note.
With a control in a processor focused, Cmd/Ctrl+C copies the processor, Cmd/Ctrl+V pastes over it, and Cmd/Ctrl+X copies it and empties the slot.
Drag a slot onto another to swap them. Hold Cmd/Ctrl to copy instead.
When the selected zones or groups have different processors in a slot, the slot says Multiple Types Selected and offers to copy the lead’s processor to all of them.
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.