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+ | ====== mda SubSynth ====== | ||
+ | **mda SubSynth** is a " | ||
+ | * **Distort**: | ||
+ | * **Divide**: As above, but works at an octave below the input frequency, like an octave-divider guitar pedal. | ||
+ | * **Invert**: Flips the phase of the low frequency signal once per cycle to add a smooth sub-octave. A simplified version of the classic Sub-Harmonic Synthesizer. | ||
+ | * **Key Osc**: Adds a decaying " | ||
+ | **Caution**: | ||
+ | To avoid clipping, follow with a limiter plug-in. This can also give some giant hip-hop drum sounds! | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===== Parameters ===== | ||
+ | ^Type | Distort / Divide / Invert / Key Osc. (see above) | ||
+ | ^Level | ||
+ | ^Tune | Maximum frequency - keep as low as possible to reduce distortion | ||
+ | |:::| In Key Osc mode sets the oscillator frequency | ||
+ | ^Dry Mix | Reduces the level of the original signal | ||
+ | ^Thresh | ||
+ | ^Release |
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