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Absynth
Absynth
Absynth
turn individual modules on and off by clicking on the left border of each module slot; the same applies to the effect within the effect
window
you can place the cursor on diamond knob and change the value by turning the scroll wheel
to open options dialog select file/options; the actual location of the universal library on your hard drive can be changed here
modules are organized in three channels named A, B and C; the top slots of the three channels can only be loaded with an oscillator
module; the remaining slots can be loaded with modulator, filter or waveshaper modules
signals are mixed in the master channel, which is arranged horizontally at the bottom of interface; in the master channel, the signal
runs from the left to the right; the effect module can always be found at the bottom-right; the other two module slots in the master
channel can be inserted with modules of your choice (except oscillator modules)
the modules in the master channel have two operating modes: poly mode and mono mode; you can switch between both modes by
clicking on the mono/poly switch (3 horizontal arrows); in mono mode the signals coming from the three channels a-c are summed
up before being processed by the module; in poly mode (three parallel arrows), the module processes each channel separately
the anti-alias switch (ladder icon) enables you to smooth peaks in various situations
(sampling) sample
granular
double
main oscillator and mod oscillator are mixed
fm
mod oscillator modulates the frequency of the main oscillator
ringmod
the signals from the main oscillator and the mod oscillator are multiplied with one another
fractalize
sync granular
grains are taken from a waveform
sample
wav or aiff
granular
grains are taken from a sample
wav or aiff
modulator module uses its own built-in oscillator to change and modulate incoming signal
waveshaper module uses a waveform to shape input signal
3 lfo
mutator allows you to select some parts of the sound currently loaded and to mutate them towards the equivalent parts of other
sounds