Table of Contents
Overview
The Distort effect adds grit, attitude, and perceptual power to your vocal track. The Distort effect utilizes waveshaper distortion and several different algorithms to affect your vocal. A waveshaper creates complex harmonics in an audio signal by mapping the input signal (dry) to a new output signal (wet) based on the current “shape” of the waveshaper’s curve. There’s something unique and fun about the way a waveshaper sonically transforms a vocal, the most important areas of which are the tonal elements from 300 Hz to 900 Hz and the sibilant presence from 8 kHz to 15 kHz.
Controls
ENABLE
Enables/disables the Distort effect.
DRIVE
Increases the amount of overdrive applied to the selected distortion type.
TONE
Applies filtering to the distorted signal, effectively modifying the tone of the processed output.
TYPE
The Distort effect offers the following waveshapes:
- WARM
- ANALOG
- EDGY
- FUZZ
MIX
Adjusts the balance of dry (unprocessed) and wet (processed) audio at the output of the effect. 0 = dry (unprocessed); 100 = wet (processed).
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