Routing

• Audio from the Oscillators is routed through the voice filters, and then into the effects section
• Effects are organised into 3 busses: Bus A, Bus B, and Master FX
• Bus A and B can be set to series or parallel
• In series mode, the audio signal enters Bus A, and goes through each effect in order, then into Bus B and finally the Master FX bus
• In parallel mode, the signal goes into Bus A and B individually, and each of their outputs are mixed together and passed to the Master FX bus
• Bus A and B share the main 7 types of effects
• You can drag effects from A to B or within the effects list to change their order

Bus A and B controls

• Click the FX bus header to show these controls
• Bus A and B have an optional Filter and Gain control
• The gain control which can increase or decrease the signal level
• Enable the filter and choose whether it is run per or post the effects in the bus
• The filter can be set to high pass or low pass mode
• You can link the filters between A and B busses
• If the filters are linked and their modes are set to high pass and low pass, they will behave like a crossover. This allows you to have one FX bus for high end and one for low frequency signals

Master FX Bus

• You can add up to two more effects to the master FX bus
• Click add FX to do so
• Change the internal FX mode with the arrow buttons
• Change the FX type using the down arrow button
• Remove the master effect with the X button
• You can drag the Master effects above or below each other to change their order