Fx Type (V1.2 And Up) - Tasty Chips GR-1 User Manual

FX type (v1.2 and up)

There are 2 FX knobs on the GR-1. When selecting an effect, the knobs will be overruled.
What their functions are will be displayed when turning the knob, but can also 21 fit21n
Effect
Lowpass filter (LPF)
Bandpass filter (BPF)
Highpass filter (HPF)
Sub osc
Delay
Distortion
Reducer
Reverb
here.
Scan Key Sync
The scanning (scan) through the sample can be synced to a voice trigger/note-on event.
When "Scan Key Sync" is "ON", the scan position will reset to the "Play position" on every
voice trigger/note-on event.
LFO 1 or 2 Key Sync
Each LFO can individually be synced to a voice trigger/note-on event. When this feature is
"ON", the LFO wave will reset to the beginning of the waveform on every voice trigger/note-
on event.
Resample anti-aliasing
When this setting is "ON" an anti-aliasing filter will be turned on. This will reduce the
amount of voices/polyphony, but increase the audio quality.
Slider base note
Base note of the on-board chord buttons. When changing this, turn play off and on again to
take effect. C-5 is the native sample replay frequency.
Granular glide
Normally the grains that are playing will play until the end of the set "grain size" at the same
note pitch of the note that was played when the grain started playing. When the Granular
glide setting is "OFF" the grains will be tuned to the notes that are played at that very
moment.
If you want the grains to follow the played pitch immediately turn this setting "OFF". If you
have longer grains and want to have a granular-chorus like function that glides between
notes. Turn it "ON".
Voice stealing algorithm
There are different implementations of polyphony on the GR-1. This setting allows the user
to choose between 3 algorithms:
FX 1
Freq
Freq
Freq
Freq
Time
Distortion
Bit reduction
Time
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FX 2
Res
Res
Res
Amplitude
Feedback
Tone
Samplerate Reduction
Amount