Quad Resonator

QUAD RESONATOR is based on four parallel comb filters that can add tuned resonances to any input signal. Comb filters create a “metallic” ringing effect and are created by feeding a sound back into itself and mixing the two signals. The positional relationship of the mixed signals effects the resultant pitch, resonance, and “springiness.”

PAGE ONE CONTROLS

• WET MIX SLIDER
  Controls the mix of the dry signal and the processed (wet) signal. The percentage indicates the amount of the signal that is wet.
  Range: 0 ~ 100%

• PITCH 1, 2, 3, 4
  Controls the pitch offset of the Resonators in relation to the note value.

• NOTE
  Reference pitch from which PITCH 1–4 knobs will be offset.

• FEEDBACK
  This knob controls how much of each Resonator’s output is fed back into itself. The higher the setting, the more resonant the results will be.

• +/-
  This switch controls the direction in which signals are delayed before they are added to the input.

PAGE TWO CONTROLS

• LEVEL 1, 2, 3, 4
  Controls the level of Resonators on Page 1.

• MASTER
  Controls the overall level of Resonators 1-4.

• SPREAD
  This knob affects the pan positions of each of the four Resonators. At the minimum value, all four Resonators are panned to the center. At the maximum value, Resonators 1 and 3 are panned full left and Resonators 2 and 4 are panned full right.

• TONE
  This knob controls the cutoff of a 6db LPF applied into the internal feedback loop of the Resonators, providing a damping result. At the minimum setting, the sound will be darker and at higher settings, brighter.