Steinberg Nuendo 3 Audio Effects And VSTi Manual
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Original Manual: Synkron Revision and Quality Control for Nuendo 3: Ashley Shepherd, Cristina Bachmann, Heiko Bischoff, Sabine Pfeifer, Claudia Schomburg Thanks: Alexander Lerch The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH. The software described by this document is subject to a License Agreement and may not be copied to other media except as specifically allowed in the License Agreement. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or otherwise transmitted or recorded, for any purpose, without prior writ- ten permission by Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH. All product and company names are ™ or ® trademarks of their respective owners. Windows XP is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. The Mac logo is a trademark used under license. Macintosh and Power Macintosh are registered trademarks. © Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH, 2004. All rights reserved.
NUENDO 4Table of Contents 5The included effect plug-ins 6Introduction 7Delay plug-ins 10Distortion plug-ins 16Dynamics plug-ins 37Filter plug-ins 46Modulation plug-ins 59Other plug-ins 67Restoration 75Reverb plug-ins 80Surround plug-ins 99Tools 107The included VST Instruments 108A1 Synthesizer 118VB-1 Bass Synth 120LM-7 Drum Machine 123Embracer – Surround Pad Synthesizer 128Monologue – Monophonic Analog Modeling Synthesizer 135Mixconvert Appendix 136Available conversions 141Index
NUENDO 1 – 6 The included effect plug-ins Introduction This chapter contains descriptions of the included plug-in effects and their parameters. In Nuendo, the plug-in effects are arranged in a number of different categories. This chapter is arranged in the same fashion, with the plug-ins listed in separate sections for each effect category.
NUENDO The included effect plug-ins 1 – 7 Delay plug-ins This section contains descriptions of the plug-ins in the “Delay” category. DoubleDelay This effect provides two separate delays that can be either tempo based or use freely specified delay time settings. Nuendo automati- cally provides the plug-in with the tempo currently used in the project. The parameters are as follows: Parameter Description Mix Sets the level balance between the dry signal and the effect. If Double- Delay is used as a send effect, this should be set to maximum (100%) as you can control the dry/effect balance with the send. Tempo sync on/offThe buttons above the two Delay Time knobs are used to turn tempo sync on or off for the respective delay. If set to off the delay time can be set freely with the Delay Time knobs, without sync to tempo. Delay Time 1 This is where you specify the base note value for the delay if tempo sync is on (1/1 - 1/32, straight, triplet or dotted). If tempo sync is off, it sets the delay time in milliseconds. Delay Time 2 As above. Feedback This sets the number of repeats for both delays. Tempo Sync 1 The note value multiplier (x1 to x10) for the first delay unit. Tempo Sync 2 As above, but for the second delay unit.
NUENDO 1 – 8 The included effect plug-ins You can also change parameters in the graphic display window. This works as follows: • If tempo sync is on, you can set the Tempo Sync 1 parameter by drag- ging the light blue handle left and right. When tempo sync is off, this sets the Delay Time 1 parameter. • You can set the Pan 1 parameter by dragging the light blue handle up and down. • The dark blue handle works in the same way but for the correspond- ing second delay parameters. Pan1 This sets the stereo position for the first delay. Pan2 This sets the stereo position for the second delay. Parameter Description
NUENDO The included effect plug-ins 1 – 9 ModDelay This is a delay effect that can either be tempo-based or use freely spec- ified delay time settings. The delay repeats can also be modulated. The parameters are as follows: Parameter Description Mix Sets the level balance between the dry signal and the effect. If ModDelay is used as a send effect, this should be set to maximum as you can con- trol the dry/effect balance with the send. Tempo sync on/offThe button above the Delay Time knob is used to turn tempo sync on or off. If set to off the delay time can be set freely with the Delay Time knob, without sync to tempo. Feedback This sets the number of repeats for the delay. Delay Time This is where you specify the base note value for the delay if tempo sync is on (1/1 - 1/32, straight, triplet or dotted). If tempo sync is off, it sets the delay time in milliseconds. Tempo Sync knobThis is the note value multiplier (x1 to x10) for the delay when tempo sync is used. DelayMod. This controls the pitch modulation rate for the delay effect.
NUENDO 1 – 10 The included effect plug-ins Distortion plug-ins This section contains descriptions of the plug-ins in the “Distortion” category. DaTube This effect emulates the characteristic warm, lush sound of a tube amplifier. The parameters are as follows: Parameter Description Drive Regulates the pre-gain of the “amplifier”. Use high values if you want an overdriven sound just on the verge of distortion. Balance This controls the balance between the signal processed by the Drive pa- rameter and the dry input signal. For maximum drive effect, set this to its highest value. Output Adjusts the post-gain, or output level, of the “amplifier”.