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General| Brand | Synthstrom Audible |
|---|---|
| Model | Deluge |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the conventions used in the manual, including notations for controls and commands.
Details the items included with the Deluge and items that are not supplied.
Provides a detailed breakdown of the Deluge's physical controls and features.
Presents a high-level overview of the Deluge's internal system configuration.
Describes the pre-loaded factory library on the SD card and its file structure.
Explains the procedures for charging and powering on the Deluge device.
Summarizes basic and fundamental controls like volume, tempo, and playback.
Details the four main user interface views: Clip, Song, Arranger, and Keyboard.
Explains how Deluge sequences patterns using synth engines and kits.
Introduces the clip view, its grid layout, and basic note programming.
Details how to adjust quick access sound/synth parameters using 'parameter affect' controls.
Describes the alphanumeric keyboard function within the grid for text entry.
Provides a high-level workflow example for setting up a sequence.
Explains how to start, stop, and restart playback of a sequence.
Details how to set tempo manually or using tap tempo and switch the metronome.
Covers step recording and live recording of synth, MIDI, CV, and kit patterns.
Explains how to change note velocity, repeat, length, and quantization in settings.
Describes how to set scale mode, root note, and transpose clips.
Explains the keyboard view and its isomorphic chord shapes.
Details how to scroll and zoom within the 16x8 pad grid.
Covers adjusting clip length and its position within the sequence.
Explains how to apply edits across multiple equivalent zoom level screens.
Details features for adding randomness and controlling note playback logic.
Explains how to record and manage automated parameter changes.
Explains generic synthesis concepts like subtractive and FM synthesis.
Details the subtractive synthesizer, its oscillators, filters, and LFOs.
Describes the Deluge's FM synthesis features, carriers, and modulators.
Provides a workflow for sound design and preset creation using synths.
Lists accessible synth parameters from the sound editor and shortcuts.
Explains how to create new synthesizer clips and rows within kits.
Details accessing and editing synth parameters via nested menus and shortcuts.
Describes the different digital, analog, and audio input oscillator types.
Explains the high-pass and low-pass filters, cutoff, and resonance parameters.
Details Deluge's polyphony, voice allocation, and CPU management.
Explains how to set up and use the arpeggiator parameters like mode, sync, and gate.
Describes using audio files as oscillator sources and loading single cycle waveforms.
Provides a workflow for setting up kit-based sound design.
Explains how kits are used for step patterns, samples, synths, MIDI, and CV.
Details creating new kit clips, adding samples, and managing rows.
Explains how parameters can be connected to modulation sources.
Details advanced patching systems where sources modulate other modulators.
Describes how envelopes and LFOs shape sound and function as modulation sources.
Explains the sidechain compressor's ducking behavior and its use as a modulation source.
Covers random, note, aftertouch, and velocity as modulation sources.
Details the three custom parameter functions and assigning controls.
Provides a high-level workflow for working with SONGS on Deluge.
Explains song view's holistic approach to managing clips and handling playback.
Details advanced options for clips in song view like arming and launching.
Describes how to check, change, create, and delete clips within song view.
Explains how to group and control clips together using sections.
Covers saving and loading numbered or named songs to the SD card.
Details the tool for collecting all song content and sample files for portability.
Provides a workflow for speed and productivity at the arrangement stage.
Explains the relationship between Clip, Song, and Arranger views.
Details chaining clip instances into linear arrangements and track functions.
Describes unique 'white' clip instances for fills and variations.
Explains advanced functions for opening clips directly between views.
Details recording entire song sessions as clip instances in arranger view.
Covers audio recording, playback, editing, and alignment with timing.
Explains three ways to get audio into Deluge: oscillator, kits, and sampling.
Details loading samples into audio clips using browse shortcut or sound editor.
Explains how to delete samples from the file browser.
Describes available audio input options for recording via mic or line-in.
Covers recording audio clips in song view, functioning as a looper.
Explains recording audio clips in arranger view for structure and arrangement.
Details quick editing options like time-stretch and loop trim/extend.
Explains sampling and recording audio within kits for drum samples and hits.
Describes loading audio samples into synths as oscillator waveforms.
Explains how to resample Deluge output to the SD card for sonic tools.
Details precise editing of audio clips using waveform view and editor.
Describes sample playback modes: once, cut, loop, and stretch.
Explains using audio inputs as a live sound source and applying effects.
Details time-stretching and pitch shifting settings for samples.
Explains the process of recording, overdubbing, and playing clips for arrangements.
Provides fundamental steps for using looping within Deluge, focused on audio looping.
Details the process for recording the first audio loop and subsequent overdubs.
Explains how a foot controller can be used for loop recording and playback.
Describes the short crossfade at loop points to reduce audio clicks.
Explains how instrument clips can be loop recorded using various methods.
Presents the architecture of Deluge's effects processing for synths, kits, and songs.
Explains effects at sound and song levels, including instrument and modulation effects.
Details the three distortion variants: saturation, decimation, and bitcrush.
Explains Deluge's 2-band EQ for bass and treble frequencies.
Describes the delay effect principles and parameters like amount, rate, and stereo.
Explains Deluge's reverb as a send/return effect and its parameters.
Details the Modulation FX (chorus, flanger, phaser) and their parameters.
Explains the stutter effect and how to control its length and speed.
Describes accessing and adjusting effect parameters within song view.
Explains MIDI connections via 5-pin DIN and USB, and USB host capabilities.
Details MIDI setup for connecting Deluge with external devices.
Covers MIDI settings in the sound editor for program, bank, and arpeggiator.
Lists global commands controllable via MIDI for play, record, tempo, and looping.
Explains how Deluge matches incoming MIDI beat clock tempo.
Describes sync-scaling for unusual time signatures and polyrhythms.
Details setting up external MIDI channels and creating basic MIDI clips.
Explains combining MIDI within kits and changing clip MIDI channels in songs.
Discusses CV basics, output voltage, and compatibility with different standards.
Details CV configuration setup for connecting Deluge with external CV gear.
Explains combining CV and gate signals within kits and controlling channels.
Covers general CV and gate settings, including trigger clock configuration.
Describes combining CV within kits and changing CV channels in songs.
Details system-wide parameters accessible via the SETTINGS menu.
Explains how to check and update the Deluge firmware using an SD card.
Covers options for changing pad illumination: colours, brightness, and refresh rate.
Discusses Deluge's processing power and CPU management considerations.
Explains how to use Deluge's USB connection to host MIDI devices.
Provides a reference grid for legacy shortcuts available on the Deluge.
Lists thank yous to community members and beta testers for their contributions.
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