Cloud - Native Instruments Absynth 5 Reference Manual

Tone Panel
The Supercomb's Tone panel contains following parameters:
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Tone Mode menu: selects from a set of resonance modes. The higher the feedback is turned
up, the more pronounced the effect is. The Tone mode changes the color of the decay.
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Tone control: This controls affects the sound differently according to the mode selected
in the Tone Mode menu above. It is not available for the mode Raw.
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HP control: Low frequency damping. Low frequencies decay faster as this control is turned up.
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LP control: High frequency damping. High frequencies decay faster as this is turned down.
This control is useful for a more natural resonance.
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Position control: Controls the ratio of the delay taps (see
control changes the color of the comb filter.
% Don't hesitate to play with these controls to understand how they affect the sound. In
particular, modulate the Position parameter to get nice effects!

5.5.11 Cloud

Cloud Filter
The Cloud filter is another new filter introduced in ABSYNTH 5. It is the little brother of the
new Aetherizer effect, a granular delay with multiple feedback and tone controls. It inherits
the most important parameters of the Aetherizer. We recommend you to read the section
"Aetherizer", first in order to understand how this filter works.
The Cloud filter does not have the usual panels to be found in other filter types. Instead, it
presents the three following panels:
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The Grain panel holds parameters controlling the grain cloud.
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The Tone panel allows you to activate a filter and to adjust its parameters.
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The Mix panel allows you to adjust the mix between the dry and processed signals and
the level of the output signal.
5.5.9, "Comb", above). This
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