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Sound Parameters – Effects

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Bandwidth -64…+63

Controls the width of the synthesis bands. Negative values result in wider bands while positive values

result in narrower bands. 0 is the ideal Vocoder setting but it's up to you if you want other widths.

Resonance -64…+63

Controls the impulse response of the synthesis bands. Again, 0 results in an ideal Vocoder effect while

you can remove resonance to make the vocoded signal less defined or add resonance to get bellish

sounds.

Attack 000…127

Controls the raise rate of the synthesis bands until they reach the level evaluated by the respective

analysis band. For real Vocoder sounds, set it between 0 and 15.

Decay 000…127

Controls the decay rate of the synthesis bands until they reach minimum volume. For real Vocoder

sounds, set it between 10 and 25. Shorter values might result in nervous volume changes of individual

bands while longer values smear the signal. Both can be nice, but if the results aren't as you've

expected them, try to change this parameter.

 When you set Decay to 127, you get a Resonator effect. Be careful with the input signal

volume then.

EQ Low Band Level and EQ High Band Level –64…+63

Control the overall weighing of all synthesis bands by ±18dB. When you set both to the same level,

the filters are all equal in volume, if you set one of them to a different value, all filters in-between are

scaled proportionally.

EQ Middle 001…025

Selects the band that is emphasized or attenuated by Mid Level. The surrounding bands are scaled to

match the level of the Middle EQ.

Mid Level -64…+63

Emphasizes or attenuates the band selected with EQ Middle by ±18dB.

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