Waves Doubler Käyttöohje
Waves
Audio-ohjelmisto
Doubler
Lue alta 📖 käyttöohje suomeksi merkille Waves Doubler (6 sivua) kategoriassa Audio-ohjelmisto. Tämä opas oli hyödyllinen 17 henkilölle ja sai 3.5 tähden keskimäärin 9 käyttäjältä
Sivu 1/6
Waves Doubler software guide page 1 of 6
Waves – Doubler
Software Audio Processor
User’s Guide
Waves Doubler software guide page 2 of 6
Chapter 1 – Introduction and Overview
The Waves Doubler is a digital audio effects processor that replicates the
incoming audio signal to another 2 or 4 voices. Each voice can be changed in
Gain, Pan, Delay and Tune (Pitch). This achieves a wide range of colors of
classic sounds that were popularized in the 1980’s by the use of digital
hardware units that were designed to create harmonies but were more
commonly used for pitch-shifted doubling.
The main effect is “Enriching the sound”. Often it is used to double vocals or
guitar tracks. For example, let’s say you have a vocal or instrument track that
you want to “open up”. Take voice 1, detune it down four Cents and pan to the
right. Take voice 2, detune it up four Cents and pan to the left. Setting the
voice’s gain at about –12dB already makes a big difference; bringing it up to –
6dB should make it wide open. Now, changing the delay time of each voice
and further offsetting and modulating the detune will further change the color
of the sound. Running a track through the Doubler’s presets is a good way to
get acquainted with the range of sounds of the Doubler.
The essential difference between the Doubler and other pitch modulation and
delay effects is mostly related to the Doubler’s ability to detune while
preserving audio duration. In Phasers, Flangers and such, the modulation
changes the delay and duration of the processed sound, producing a shifting
comb-filtered effect. In the Doubler, the sound is decorrelated by the initial
detune and the tuning can be further modulated. The effect resembles that of
a doubled take rather than mixed with a modulated version of the source.
The Doubler offers Two-Voice and Four-Voice components in:
Mono to Mono
Mono to Stereo
Stereo to Stereo
The Doubler controls consist of per-voice control strips, direct signal controls,
EQ, and global master controls. The basic Gain, Pan, Delay and Detune can
be controlled using the Doubler’s Graphs.
The Doubler can be used on an auxiliary bus to which multiple audio sources
can be sent. Using the Doubler as a type of “Wet” sound that excites several
tracks in the mix works really well, and is very DSP efficient.
The Doubler works great as an insert and allows you to adjust the direct gain
and pan. When inserting on a mono track, the full effect is reached by
inserting the Doubler Mono to Stereo plug-in. The mono component can work
and “hot-switching” to the mono to stereo will inherit the settings from the
mono to mono component.
Read on to get acquainted with the Doubler’s controls and displays.
Waves Doubler software guide page 3 of 6
Chapter 2 – Controls and Displays.
The Doubler offers a selection of controls and displays as an interface to the
DSP algorithm. This chapter lists the different controls and displays and
details the properties of each.
CONTROLS
Per-Voice Control Strips
Each voice control strip offers the following controls:
ON/OFF: Default: On.
Turns the voice on or off.
GAIN: 0 to –48dBFS. Default: –12.
Sets the gain of the voice in relation to the other voices. The master gain can
further change the actual output gain of all voices.
PAN: –45 to +45 degrees. Default: V1 22.5, V2 –22.5, V3 45, V4 –45.
+45 degrees is fully right. –45 degrees is fully left. 0 is in the middle.
DELAY: 0 to 100 milliseconds. Default: 8ms.
Specifies the delay of the voice in relation to the direct signal. Note that the
lowest value possible depends on the settings of the Align Direct and Range
parameters. When the direct signal is aligned, the minimal delay possible at
any range is 0 because the direct signal is delayed to align with the natural
latency. When the Direct signal is real time, the minimal delay for range 80Hz
is 8ms and for 20Hz is 14ms.
FEEDBACK: 0 to 100 percent. Default: 0%.
Specifies the percentage of gain to be fed back to the input. Be careful when
setting values above 25%. These can lead to run-away feedback and loud
noises that can harm delicate equipment.
OCTAVER: On/Off. Default: off.
This switch shifts the voice 1 octave down along with all the other settings.
The button will light a downward arrow to indicate that the Octaver is On.
DETUNE: –100 to +100 cents.
100 cents equals a semitone. Use this control to set the voice’s detune in
relation to the source. Slight detunes of 2 to 12 cents tend to sound relatively
in tune while higher values begin to sound off and out of tune.
Tuotetiedot
| Merkki: | Waves |
| Kategoria: | Audio-ohjelmisto |
| Malli: | Doubler |
Tarvitsetko apua?
Jos tarvitset apua merkille Waves Doubler esitä kysymys alla ja muut käyttäjät vastaavat sinulle
Audio-ohjelmisto Waves Käyttöohjeet
3 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
1 Huhtikuuta 2025
1 Huhtikuuta 2025
1 Huhtikuuta 2025
1 Huhtikuuta 2025
Audio-ohjelmisto Käyttöohjeet
- Audio-ohjelmisto Sonible
- Audio-ohjelmisto Nomad
- Audio-ohjelmisto Nugen Audio
- Audio-ohjelmisto Dear Reality
- Audio-ohjelmisto Slate Digital
- Audio-ohjelmisto Playfair Audio
- Audio-ohjelmisto Blue Cat Audio
- Audio-ohjelmisto Native Instruments
- Audio-ohjelmisto Kuassa
- Audio-ohjelmisto Minimal Audio
- Audio-ohjelmisto Modalics
- Audio-ohjelmisto Ujam
- Audio-ohjelmisto Antares
- Audio-ohjelmisto Eventide
- Audio-ohjelmisto Best Service
Viimeisimmät Audio-ohjelmisto Käyttöohjeet
3 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
2 Huhtikuuta 2025
30 Maaliskuuta 2025
12 Maaliskuuta 2025
29 Tammikuuta 2025
29 Tammikuuta 2025
29 Tammikuuta 2025