Download LinPlug Spectral User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments
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Details about Volume There are many ways to adjust volume, we're going through them one by one following the signal flow: 1. When you use the Spectral Editor you basically edit the volume of harmonics or filter bands. However, Spectral always automatically normalizes the resulting waveform or filter shape, so don't worry about volume here. 2. The Oscillator Volume is then controlled by the dedicated envelope which each oscillator has, you may check this one if an oscillator is not audible though you think it should. 3. when using Amplitude Cross-Modulation the volume of the source does also affect the cross-modulated Oscillator of course. If for example Osc 1 modulates Osc 2 by 100%, but Osc 1 is silent, you wont hear anything from Osc 2 as well. 5. The Gain dial on the GUI, as described above this info box, controls how loud the oscillator is when fed into the filter. This in pretty unimportant when not using filter resonance, but if filter resonance is cranked up, the Gain dial helps to balance the volumes of the oscillator and the filter resonance. 5. Modulation which are applied via the Mod Matrix may affect an Oscillators amplitude (Target Osc Volume) and its intensity with which it reaches the filter (Target Osc Gain). The difference between these two is, that Volume also affects cross-modulation which use the Oscillator as source while Gain only affects the Volume with which it reaches the Filter. See appendix D on page 91 for more details on modulation of Volume. 6. Of course the filter shape and operating frequency will affect the volume of the signal, just think of a lowpass filter which is closed (reducing the operating frequency towards zero), if its all filtered out, no signal is audible. 7. The Filter Volume dial, which you can also think of a “Mix Volume” control as it is primarily used to adjust the volume relation between the 4 Oscillator-Filter-Channels. 8. The Effects also affect the volume of course and some effects (for example the Filter Effect) have their own Volume control. 9. Finally the Main Volume control the overall volume of Spectral.