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AMBIENT DESIGNER

CHAPTER 08/ AMBIENT DESIGNER

BASIC USE

The AMBIENT DESIGNER is a revolutionary approach to guitar-based

ambient sound design. There are six basic groups: Red, Yellow, Green, Blue,

Cyan, and White. Each group has a set of sounds loaded, which can be

triggered by simply pressing a note on the keyboard. Click the LATCH

switch to engage Latch mode, which allows for the basic foundation of

sound design within Ambient Designer. Press a key to trigger a sound, that

sound will latch and continue to loop (a light will illuminate below the group

that a sound is triggered). Press the same key again to disengage the

looping sound. With this feature, you can trigger as many sounds as

possible within the six groups. Click the colored tab above each group to

load dierent groups, each with unique sounds. Click EDIT to bring up the

mixer page, which gives deeper mixing control for each triggered sound.

The triggered keys in that particular group will be illuminated by a light on

the bottom right of the channel. On the mixer page, the user can click the

REV button to reverse the sound of each channel. Use each channel’s fader

and pan for further customization. Click BACK to return to the main

Ambient Designer page.

MAIN PAGE

• Latch Mode - When engaged, a triggered sample will continuously loop

until retriggered

• Group Select - Click to load desired group of sounds

• Group Edit - Click to navigate to group Mixer page

• Mute/Solo - Mute or Solo group

• Surround Output - Click to select surround mode

• Global FX - Choose to engage either Transient Master, Compression, or

Limiter to the Ambient Designer

• Global FX Switch - Engages selected Global Eect

• Group Playback Indicator Light - Illuminates when a sample within group

is being triggered

• Info Button - Clicking the Info Button brings up info slide

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