NONLINEAR LABS C15 - Page 72

Parameter Reference
Parameter Reference
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Relative amount of the modulation of the delay times by the
LFO and/or the envelope.
Mean value of the delay times in the le and right channel.
The “Stereo” parameter allows to create a time oset
between the channels.
When the time of the Flanger is set to zero, the overall eect
is determined by the phase shiing of the allpass.
Sets the ratio between the delay times of the le and of the
right channel [the value shows the oset to 100.0 %]. In the
center position, the oset is zero and both delay times are
equal.
Relative amount of the modulation of the allpass center
frequencies by the LFO and/or the envelope. The allpass
creates the eect of a phaser.
Mean center frequency of the 4-pole allpass filters which
are in series with the delays. Their frequency-dependant
phase shis can create a “Phaser” eect. The phase shi is
minimized by setting this control to its maximum. When the
time of the flanger is set to zero, the allpass becomes the
dominant part.
Amount of the internal feedback. At negative values, the
feedback is inverted and will emphasize other frequencies
than in the non-inverted mode.
Flanger
Asymetry of the shaper curve, generating even (2nd, 4th, ...)
harmonics. At higher values, it becomes a parabolic curve
that shis the frequency of the fundamental to its double.
Master output level [in dB] of the synth. The output signal
will be processed by the (monophonic) chain of eects.
Amount of key panning for each note (referring to the key
position relative to the center at C3 = 60 semitones).
At zero, each note is centered before being passed to the
panning section in the mix.
At maximum, low notes will be panned to the le, high notes
to the right.
Frequency of the LFO and rate of the envelope. Both can
be modulation sources for the delay times and the allpass
center frequencies.
Crossfades between the signals of the LFO and the envelope
as modulation sources for the delay times and the allpass
center frequencies.
Phase oset between the LFO signals modulating the delay
times in the le and the right channel.
Flanger
Flanger