Propellerhead Reason - 4.0 Manual de operaciones Pagina 355

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THE EFFECT DEVICES
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D-11 Foldback Distortion
The D-11 is a simple but effective distortion effect, capable of producing anything
from just a whisper soft touch of distortion, to complete thrashing. This effect is most
often used as an insert effect.
Parameters
The distortion has the following parameters:
CV Inputs
On the D-11 you will find a CV input for controlling the Amount parameter. This can
produce very drastic effects, especially if you control parameters in the instrument de-
vice (such as filter frequency and resonance) at the same time.
ECF-42 Envelope Controlled
Filter
The ECF-42 is a multimode filter with a built in envelope generator. It is mainly de-
signed to be used together with pattern devices to create pattern controlled filter and
envelope effects, but it can also be triggered via MIDI, or used as a “static” filter for
shaping the sound of an instrument device or a whole mix.
Usage
The Envelope Controlled Filter is best connected as an insert effect. However, unlike
the other effects it is not a pure “stand-alone” device. To make the most of the ECF-
42, you need either CV/Gate from an external device or MIDI notes from a sequencer
track.
D If you connect a device to the ECF-42 using audio inputs/outputs only, it
will simply act as a filter with no velocity or envelope modulation.
Hence, all filter parameters are “static”, unless you manually turn the knobs or au-
tomate them in the sequencer.
D Connecting a gate signal to the Env Gate input on the back panel of the
device allows you to trigger the envelope generator for the filter.
Note that the ECF-42 envelope generator is not triggered by the audio itself - the
envelope parameters won’t do anything unless the device receives gate signals.
D By creating a sequencer track connected to the ECF-42, you can have the
envelope triggered by MIDI notes on the track.
The envelope is affected by the position, length and velocity of the MIDI notes (but
not by their pitch).
If you are unfamiliar with basic filter and envelope parameters, please re-
fer to the Subtractor chapter for a description of these.
The Filter Parameters
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Parameter
|
Description
Amount This controls the amount of distortion. The higher the value, the
more distortion.
Foldback This adjusts the character of the distortion by introducing fold-
back, which makes the waveform more complex.
The default value is in the middle position. This produces a “flat”
clipping distortion, which is the most common type. Lowering the
parameter makes the sound rounder and more gentle, raising it
makes the sound sharper and more evil.
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