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KOMPLEXER Manual EN 9

The HEADER

The HEADER is visible on each screen of the KOMPLEXER VST. It provides the global

overview and includes the following elements:

1. Display and select the current screen: MAIN, ENV/LFO, MATRIX, ARP/FX,

KEYBOARD.

2. Layer Select indicates which of the four layers you are currently editing.

3. Layer On/Off indicates which of the four layers is/are currently active.

4. The information display shows parameter information and a brief description of the

parameter function. In addition, MIDI controller allocations and the current numeri-

cal value of the parameter are displayed. If you hover over a parameter using the

mouse, the corresponding information appears in the information display. Due to

the smaller size of the KEYBOARD screen, the information display is omitted.

OPTIONS menu

You can reach the Options menu by right-clicking the KOMPLEXER VST logo.

Fixed Window Size – The KOMPLEXER

VST keyboard window is smaller than other

windows. Some audio programs do not

support different window sizes within one

plugin. You can select this option to define a

fixed window size so that KOMPLEXER VST

always appears in full view.

Bass Boost - An adaptive emulation of an

analog circuit that emulates the bass

behavior of analog synthesizers.

Stereo - Mixes all four stereo outputs of the individual layers to the first stereo output.

Number of Voices - You can set the maximum number of voices of the KOMPLEXER

VST here. Depending on your computer's capabilities, you can generate up to 256 voices.

If there are problems with the audio signal even at a low number of voices, increase your

sound card's latency (buffer size). Also note that sounds in UNISONO mode trigger

multiple voices simultaneously as soon as a single key is pressed.

About screen - Clicking the KOMPLEXER VST logo takes you to the About window,

which also includes links to optional sound banks. First, however, close the OPTIONS

menu using the CLOSE button.

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