The Algorithms
3-9
Gate
To get some idea of the types of sounds and effects that can be created with
the Gate algorithm, be sure to listen to and experiment with presets built on
this algorithm. (See Chapter 5: The Presets.)
The Gate algorithm is a reverb effect with a fairly constant sound and no decay
until the reverb is cut off abruptly. This algorithm is a popular choice for
percussion – particularly for snare and toms, but be sure to experiment with other
sound sources as well.
The Mix, Predelay, and Treble parameters are very important in this algorithm,
allowing you to create anything from an enhancement or subtle thickening, to a
solid wall of reverb.
Parameter pages in
the Gate algorithm
DELAY
Predely PdlyFbk - - -
0-262ms -99% to +99%
(32µs steps)
PITCH EQ
--- --
REVERB
Slope Treble - Size Diffus
0-127 320Hz-11.6kHz, 8M-39M 0-100%
(128 steps) Full
LEVEL
InLevl Mix Wet Pan Dry Pan OutLevl
0-100% 0-100% 100%L-51%L, 100%R-51%R, 0-100%
Center, Center,
51%R-100%R 51%R-100%R
MODULATION
LFO Rat - - - -
.03Hz-4.84Hz
Output
L
Input
L
Input
R
Mix
Output Level
Dry Pan
Wet Pan
Dry Pan
+
+
Mix
Output L
Treble
Predelay
Gated
Reverb
Predelay Feedback
+
Input
Level
Diffusor
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