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4.1 General Functioning of the Interface 29

4.1.4 Inverting a Signal

The different modulation signals acting on the String, Excitator, Body, Termination, and Filter

modules can easily be inverted by clicking on the small button appearing on the upper right of the

corresponding gain knob. The signal is inverted when the button is on (LED lit on and value of 1).

4.1.5 Bypassing a Module

The different modules of String Studio can be turned on or off by clicking on the button appearing

on the right of the module label. A module is active when the button is in its on position or in other

words when it is lit and has a value of 1. Note that when a module is not activated, calculations

associated with this module are not performed, reducing CPU usage.

4.1.6 Resetting a Module and Copying Settings

The modules of String Studio can be reset to their default value by clicking on the down pointing

triangle appearing on the left of the module label and selecting the Default Settings command.

4.1.7 Modulation Signals

Different parameters can be modulated with signals from the Keyboard, LFO or Filter Env

modules. Modulation signals are controlled with gray knobs located below the black knobs corre-

sponding to the modulated parameter. These knobs are in fact gain knobs that are used to multiply

the modulation signal by a certain factor. When these knobs are in their leftmost position, the mod-

ulation signals are multiplied by zero which has the effect of turning off the modulation source.

Turning the knobs clockwise increases the gain factor and therefore the inﬂuence of the correspond-

ing modulation source. The modulation signal can be inverted by clicking on the LED located on

the right at just above the knob.

Each modulation knob can control multiple modulation signals. The source of the modulation

signal is selected by clicking on one of the green LEDs located on the right of the line of gray

knobs. The sources are labeled Kbd (Keyboard), LFO, and Env (Filter Env). Each time a new

source is selected, the knobs revert to the setting corresponding to this source.

The Kbd modulation signal is used to vary the value of a parameter as a function of the pitch of

the note played. When the modulation source is turned off (knob in its leftmost position), the value

of the parameter is constant over the whole range of the keyboard and equal to the value determined

by the corresponding parameter knob. Turning the modulation knob clockwise will increase the

value of the parameter in the high frequencies while lowering its value for the low notes. This

modulation is applied relative to the middle C (C3) which always keeps the value ﬁxed by the

parameter knob. For example, choosing a hammer as an excitator, and modulating its stiffness with

the pitch signal from the keyboard (Kbd) will make the hammer stiffer for high notes and softer for

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