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ABSYNTH 5 Reference Manual – 74
Tone Panel
The Supercomb’s Tone panel contains following parameters:
•
ToneModemenu: selects from a set of resonance modes. The higher the feedback is turned
up, the more pronounced the effect is. The Tone mode changes the color of the decay.
• Tonecontrol: This controls affects the sound differently according to the mode selected
in the Tone Mode menu above. It is not available for the mode Raw.
• HPcontrol: Low frequency damping. Low frequencies decay faster as this control is turned up.
•
LPcontrol: High frequency damping. High frequencies decay faster as this is turned down.
This control is useful for a more natural resonance.
•
Positioncontrol: Controls the ratio of the delay taps (see 5.5.9, “Comb”, above). This
control changes the color of the comb lter.
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Don’t hesitate to play with these controls to understand how they affect the sound. In
particular, modulate the Position parameter to get nice effects!
5.5.11 Cloud
Cloud Filter
The Cloud lter is another new lter introduced in ABSYNTH 5. It is the little brother of the
new Aetherizer effect, a granular delay with multiple feedback and tone controls. It inherits
the most important parameters of the Aetherizer. We recommend you to read the section 6.7,
“Aetherizer”, rst in order to understand how this lter works.
The Cloud lter does not have the usual panels to be found in other lter types. Instead, it
presents the three following panels:
• The Grain panel holds parameters controlling the grain cloud.
• The Tone panel allows you to activate a lter and to adjust its parameters.
•
The Mix panel allows you to adjust the mix between the dry and processed signals and
the level of the output signal.

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