Source Audio ARTIFAKT Lo-Fi Elements - Page 12

Source Audio Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements User Guide
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Adjusting the delay time control in a delay line sweeps through a variety of possible
effects. From shortest delay time to longest delay time:
Thru-Zero Flange > Flanger > Chorus > Doubler > Slapback > Delay
FILTER: Adjusts the level of Treble in the signal. Noon on the dial is a flat treble response.
Bandwidth Switch: Changes the delay line configuration. Left = through-zero tape
flange, Center = tape chorus-doubler, Right = a short tape delay.
OPTION Footswitch: Tap to switch in rhythm for tap tempo. Hold to oscillate the tape
deck.
µVERB
Pronounce it “me-YOU-verb”. While the Artifakt is capable of more traditional reverb
sounds, this is a primitive reverb effect using delays plus diffusion. Similar to how reverb
effects were simulated on 8-bit and 16-bit gaming systems. It is also very similar in
concept to pedals that use “Belton Brick” chipset for a reverb-like effect. VARY will adjust
the reverb decay time (Feedback). Use the DESTRUCT knob to add overdrive distortion or
the Bandwidth toggle to lower the sample rate. Some delay modulation is included by
default, adjust the amount with the MOD controls. Hold the OPTION footswitch for
oscillation.
DESTRUCT: Adds distortion to the reverb engine. Left = no distortion, Right = maximum
distortion.
VARY: Controls the Decay time of the reverb tail. Left = short reverb, Right = long reverb
tail with massive feedback!
FILTER: Adjusts the level of Treble in the signal. Noon on the dial is a flat treble response.
Bandwidth Switch: Reduces the sample rate from High to Low of the effected signal for a
truly low fidelity 1980s console effect.
OPTION Footswitch: Press+hold the OPTION Footswitch to maintain & oscillate the
reverb tail for the duration of your tap.