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CHAPTER 20. LIVE AUDIO EFFECT REFERENCE 270

If the downsample dial is set to 1, every input sample passes to the output and the signal

does not change. If set to 2, only every second sample will be processed, so the result

sounds a bit more digital. The higher the number, the lower the resulting sample rate,

and the more deconstructed the sound. Downsampling is like applying a mosaic effect

to an image: There's a loss of information and sharp edges occur between the blocks.

The Downsample Mode switch denes if the downsampling either interpolates over a smaller

range (soft, down to 20.0 samples) or does not interpolate over a larger range (hard,

down to 200 samples).

Bit Reduction is similar, but while downsampling superimposes a grid in time, bit reduction

does the same for amplitude.

If the Bit Reduction amplitude dial is set to 8, amplitude levels are quantized to 256 steps

(8 bit resolution). If set to 1, the result is pretty brutal: Each sample contains either a full

positive or full negative signal, with nothing in between.

Bit Reduction denes an input signal of 0dB as 16 bit. Signals above 0dB are clipped, and

the red overload LED will light up.

Turning off Bit Reduction results in modest CPU savings.

20.17 Resonators

The Resonators Effect.

This device consists of ve parallel resonators that superimpose a tonal character on the

input source. It can produce sounds resembling anything from plucked strings to vocoder-

like effects. The resonators are tuned in semitones, providing a musical way of adjusting

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