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The dynamic filter. |
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This module of groovit receive sound as an input from the other part of groovit
and dynamicly filters it.
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Setting dots on the dynamic filter line defines the instant
when the filter will restart from the initial cuttoff
frequency before gliding to the final cuttoff
frequency. Those dots set filter events.
(the associated levels editor has currently no use.
This should be changed in a near future)
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Below you can see the dynamic filter used to modify samples from the drum matrix :
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the filter can bet tuned with four buttons.
From left to right :
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The initial cutoff frequency. This sets the frequency used by the filter
just after the begining of the filter event. The cutoff frequency will then glide more
or less quickly to the final cutoff frequency.
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The final cutoff frequency. This button sets the cutoff frequency of the
filter at the ending of the filter event. It also sets the cutoff frequency when no filter
filter event is set.
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The resonance. This sets the ability of the resonator filter to keep oscillating
after beeing excited by the initial sound.
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WARNING ! When
set to Zero (turned to the left), this parameter can
produce very high gain from the original sound !
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The decay. This sets the time length with which the sound
will glide from the initial cutoff frequency to the final
cutoff frequency.
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Mixing voices. |
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