Audio Processing Module; Basic Information - Yellowtec Digital Voice Processor Manual

8.2 Audio Processing Module

8.2.1 Basic information

VIPdigital provides 14
audio processing modules
for processing your audio
signals. The sequence of
the individual modules
represents the signal path
from the input on the left
upper corner to the Limiter
module in the bottom line.
Use the shift hand symbol
to click once on the orange
lettered bar of a module
and move it to another
position, keeping the
mouse button pressed.
Release the mouse button.
The module is set to its
new position.
Thus, it is easy to modify
the sequence of the module and design the characteristics of sound editing even more exactly. The
shift hands of the modules which are no longer in their original position are highlighted.
The sequence of the modules in the state of delivery is not a random one. This sequence yields the
best results for most applications.
Note: When default settings from older program versions are loaded, it may occur that a deviating
sequence is signalled. This is no error. The default settings have been modified meanwhile.
Only the INPUT module on the input and the DELAY, REVERB and LIMITER modules on the output
have a fixed position. The shift hand symbol is therefore missing on these modules.
As an expert user you will perform deviating settings for your special cases.
The modules are equipped with the ON and EDIT buttons (exceptions: INPUT module only EDIT and
PHASE module only ON). The ON button switches ON or OFF the function of a module. The ON-state
is identified by a symbolized green illuminated display. Thus, you can see at a glance whether and
which modules are active.
Clicking on the EDIT button opens the setting window of the respective module where the individual
parameters may be edited. The functions of the different modules are described below in detail.
Numerous setting windows contain virtual "rotary controllers" with an adjacent number field which are
used for entering parameters. Click the mouse on a rotary controller and move the mouse while the
button is pressed to the left or right side to reduce or increase the set value. The mouse pointer will
change to a plus-minus symbol.
All settings performed here will be transferred to VIPdigital immediately and can be heard at
once. Thus, the VIPremote software is the actual user interface to your VIPdigital.
Exit a module setting window by clicking on the X button in the right upper corner.
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