The devices are:
Brickwall: A band-pass/band-reject brickwall filter; the slope can go up to 192 dB of attenuation per octave (in other words it can be extremely selective) |
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Growler: A real-time pitch shifter with feedback, transient detector and envelope follower: ideal to create “monster” voices and other scary effects. |
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Interruptor: As the name implies, this device creates interruptions in the audio stream. It can also statistically sample and hold the signal. |
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Klamper: Clamps the signal with a few special features. |
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Mod: With Mod you can modulate any parameter of any device (native or Max for Live), any plug-in and any track in the Live environment. You can use an LFO (choosing among different waveforms) or a step sequencer to control the parameter. |
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Ovrdrv: Ovrdrv is a distortion device: it goes from very subtle to total destruction. It can operate on the signal below (Saturation) or above (Excitation) a given frequency. |
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Philtre: The Philtre device has two configurations: Dub: dual low-pass high-pass state variable filter with resonance and overlap factor. Morph: a triple low-pass/band-pass/high-pass state variable filter with resonance and continuous morphing between the filter types. |
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Reduktor: Decimates and reduces the bit depth of your signal. It is dual band, i.e. the reduction can be applied only to a portion of the signal. |
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Ringer: A dual band ring modulator with distortion and delay with feedback. |
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Shifter: A dual band frequency shifter with feedback delay |
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Swarmer: A “superchorus”, excellent to create super fat synth sounds (and more). It is composed of a chain of modulated delay lines. |
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Vkdr: This is a vocoder effect. Not to be confused with the “phase vocoder”, the vocoder is a filter effect which analyses a signal and recreate it using a broadband source (for instance a white noise) and a bank of filters. |
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