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USING SOUNDBOOTH CS4 50 Effects A B Accessing presets in the Effects panel A. Preset options for entire rack B. Preset options for individual effect • To load a preset, choose it from the Effect Preset or Rack Preset menu. To re-create the settings you most recently applied, choose Last Applied Settings or Last Applied Rack. • To save current settings as a preset, click the Save Rack Preset or Save Effect Preset button . • To delete the current preset, choose Delete Preset from the Effect Preset or Rack Preset menu. To modify an existing preset, choose it from the menu, adjust settings as desired, and then save it with the same name. Effects reference About standard and advanced effects For most effects, Soundbooth offers both standard and advanced versions. Standard effects provide basic settings, which you can quickly optimize. Advanced effects provide detailed settings, which you can fine-tune to achieve precise sonic results. To change the sonic character of a standard effect, choose an option from the Effect Preset menu. See also "Applying effects" on page 49 Analog Delay effect The Analog Delay effect creates both echoes and subtle effects. Delays of 35 milliseconds or more create discrete echoes, while delays of 15-35 milliseconds create a simple chorus or flanging effect. (However, the results won't be as effective as the Chorus/Flanger effect, because the delay settings don't change over time.) Further reducing a delay to 10-15 milliseconds adds stereo depth to a mono sound. Make sure the audio file is long enough for the delay to end. If echoes are cut off before they fully decay, undo the effect, add several seconds of silence (Edit > Insert > Silence), and then reapply the effect. Standard settings Amount Controls the ratio of original to delayed sound. Updated 15 July 2009

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USING SOUNDBOOTH CS4
Effects
Accessing presets in the Effects panel
A.
Preset options for entire rack
B.
Preset options for individual effect
•
To load a preset, choose it from the Effect Preset or Rack Preset menu.
To re-create the settings you most recently applied, choose Last Applied Settings or Last Applied Rack.
•
To save current settings as a preset, click the Save Rack Preset or Save Effect Preset button
.
•
To delete the current preset, choose Delete Preset from the Effect Preset or Rack Preset menu.
To modify an existing preset, choose it from the menu, adjust settings as desired, and then save it with the same name.
Effects reference
About standard and advanced effects
For most effects, Soundbooth offers both standard and advanced versions. Standard effects provide basic settings,
which you can quickly optimize. Advanced effects provide detailed settings, which you can fine-tune to achieve precise
sonic results.
To change the sonic character of a standard effect, choose an option from the Effect Preset menu.
See also
“
Applying effects
” on page
49
Analog Delay effect
The Analog Delay effect creates both echoes and subtle effects. Delays of 35
milliseconds or more create discrete
echoes, while delays of 15–35 milliseconds create a simple chorus or flanging effect. (However, the results won’t be as
effective as the Chorus/Flanger effect, because the delay settings don’t change over time.) Further reducing a delay to
10–15 milliseconds adds stereo depth to a mono sound.
Make sure the audio file is long enough for the delay to end. If echoes are cut off before they fully decay, undo the effect,
add several seconds of silence (Edit
> Insert > Silence), and then reapply the effect.
Standard settings
Amount
Controls the ratio of original to delayed sound.
A
B
Updated 15 July 2009