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Quick Overview
EARebound offers different tools to sculpt an audio signal and/or place it in space.
Let's forget about the 16 delay lines for a while (even though these represent a major part of the plugin!), in order
to focus on the following effects:
Effects Set
1. Saturation
Different types of saturations and distortions are accessible from the interface, from the lightest to the
most devastating ones.
This effect will shape the original signal by generating additional harmonics and applying some filters.
2. High-pass (low cut) and low-pass (high cut) filters
These filters attenuate the presence of low or high frequencies. The combination of both can be used as
a customizable "band pass" filter.
Tip:
The combination of saturation and filter modules will help you to sculpt the incoming signal in order to
obtain a distinct version of the original.
For example, it is possible to get a high pitched sound from a rich enough kick drum which can then be
used as a "shaker" in the context of a percussive line.
3. Modulation
The modulation module's purpose is mainly to place the sound in space.
Two types of modulation are available:
- (Quad) Chorus: acts on pitch and can be used to make the signal "thicker" and/or distribute it in the
stereo field.
- (Quad) Tremolo: acts on volume and can be used to make the sound travel through the stereo field.
More detailed information are available in this manual.
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