Tape saturation emulation. Reproduces the soft compression, gentle saturation and high-frequency roll-off characteristic of analog tape machines.
Analog tape naturally compresses and saturates audio when driven hard, producing a smooth, warm distortion. Tape also attenuates high frequencies proportionally to the saturation level, which contributes to the perceived warmth.
Bypasses the module processing when activated (ON).
Audio input flow(s).
Audio output flow(s).
Input gain before tape saturation. Higher values push the signal harder into the tape emulation, increasing both saturation and compression.
Amount of tape nonlinearity. Blends between a clean signal and a tanh-shaped saturated signal. Higher values produce more harmonic distortion and soft compression.
Tape bias offset. Adds a small DC component before the saturation stage, subtly shifting the harmonic balance of the distorted signal.
High-frequency damping amount. Simulates the natural high-frequency loss of analog tape. Higher values produce a darker, more muffled tone typical of heavily driven tape.
Opens the web browser to display information or help about the selected object, if it exists.
For more details about information/help creation, see create-help-file.
Description of the module for internal help purposes only. The description is not displayed in the interface.
visible only in god mode, see setup-panel-tab-expert.
Current private ID for this control used to identify the object.
Current private preset ID for this control used for presets.
If you experience difficulties in Polyphonic mode, try to recreate new id(s) with this button.
Each Patch shared on the local network uses its own ID (identification number). If you experience issues of Patches that don't send information to the good target, this button will rebuild all these id's.
Absolute remote address. see objects-address.
Local to the current patch remote address. see objects-address.
User defined remote address. see objects-address.
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