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1.4 Getting started 18

96k hz Sample Rate Support - It will literally take twice as much CPU power to process audio

at a sampling rate of 96 kHz as it would to process the same data at 48 kHz, simply because you

have twice the processing to do. As a result of this, 96 kHz support is only recommended for

powerful systems.

Exploring the Factory Instruments and Presets

The Tassman comes with 50 factory instruments and around 1000 presets right out of the box,

which amounts to a huge range of sounds before you’ve even turned a single knob. As you’d

expect, the best way of coming to grips with the possibilities each synth offers is simply to go

through them one at a time. Open the Instruments folder by clicking on the “disclosure” symbol to

the left. This will expand the browser to reveal the folder’s contents. Select the type of synth that

interests you (acoustic, analog, etc) and double click on the ﬁrst synth in the list. The Builder, as

the name implies, shows all of an instrument’s included modules and internal connections, while

the Player displays its editing and performance controls. You can switch back and forth between

these views from the View menu. Clicking on the “disclosure” symbol to the left of any instrument

reveals its presets. You can switch between presets by double clicking on the preset of your choice.

If you fall upon an instrument you’re having trouble understanding, or would simply like to have

more information about how it works, choose Get Instrument Info from the Edit menu. For

detailed information on the functionalities of the Builder, Browser, and Player, please refer to the

dedicated chapters on each later in manual.

As was mentioned earlier, the Tassman has been designed to meet the needs of a wide range of

users. Similarly, the included synths and presets have been created to cover an equally wide range

of tastes. Once you’ve had a chance to explore the included synths in some detail, you may ﬁnd

that some of them produce sounds you feel you will use very rarely in your work, or simply aren’t

quite your style. The Browser makes it easy to organize your synths and presets in whatever manor

you choose. Click in the browser, and choose New Folder from the File menu. Name this folder

“Archive”. You can now place all those “specialty” synths in the archive, freeing up space in your

instruments folder and making it quicker and easier to ﬁnd the sounds you need while you work.

Building your Own Instruments

One of the Tassman’s greatest strengths is its modularity. As you explore the various factory

instruments and presets, ideas for your own creations are sure to come up. The tutorials section of

the manual provides an excellent basis for getting your ideas off the ground, and coming to grips

with the basic functionalities of the Tassman’s Builder. Regardless of your knowledge of synthesis

and previous experience with modular environments, we recommend that you at least scan the

tutorials to learn about the basic conventions of the builder. By answering a few key questions

before beginning your ﬁrst constructions, you will be able to spend less time pondering the near

inﬁnite possibilities the Tassman offers, and more time making music.

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