D16 Group Godfazer User manual

User Manual
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Requirements
Soware and hardware requirements:
Windows PC
OS version Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
CPU 3.4 Ghz with SSE (System 4.0 Ghz recommended)
RAM 8 GB (16 GB Recommended)
Soware VST2 / VST3 / AAX compable host applicaon (32bit or 64bit)
Mac OS X
OS version OS X 10.9 or newer
CPU Intel based 3.4 Ghz (4.0 Ghz recommended)
RAM 8 GB (16 GB Recommended)
Soware AU / VST2 / VST3 / AAX compable host applicaon (64bit!)

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Overview
Godfazer combines mulple modulaon and lter types in a single versale plugin eect, with a choice of roung topologies.
The Godfazer interface

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Godfazer’s GUI comprises two main areas:
• The conguraon and preset management secon
Browse and select presets and tweak Godfazer’s sengs in the conguraon secon
• The signal processing control secon, housing all eect controls and parameters

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Sound controls
This chapter describes the various components of the plugin and all of its controls.
Basic modules
There are three main processing modules:
• The Ensemble module is key to producing delay and/or amplitude modulaon-based eects, such as chorus, ensemble, rotary speaker
and tremolo. It features emulaons of vintage units as well as numerous original modes.
• The two Mul Filter modules oer a broad selecon of Filter types, including resonant lters, formant lters, phasers
(some of them modelling classic devices), EQs and hybrid combinaons. Each Mul Filter can be modulated using either
or both of the two Modulators (see below).

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Ensemble
The Ensemble module enables delay- and/or amplitude-based modulaon to be applied to the input signal, depending on the selected model/type.
The Ensemble module
The Ensemble module is controlled by the following parameters:
• Click the text eld at the top to select an Eect type
Choosing the Ensemble eect type
Alternavely you can hover with mouse pointer over the display to show Prev / Next buons for fast navigaon.
• Speed – Adjusts the Rate of modulaon (if applicable).
• Depth – Adjusts the Depth of modulaon (if applicable).
• FX – Crossfades between the Dry (unprocessed) and Wet (processed) signals.
• Volume – Adjusts the level of the output signal.

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Ensemble eect types
An extensive roster of models is available in the Ensemble module:
Type name Descripon
- Bypass - Passes the input signal unprocessed
Chorus BBDx1 Neutral Single delay line chorus eect with one LFO
Chorus BBDx1 Wide As above but with a wide stereo image
Chorus BBDx2 Neutral Double delay line chorus eect with one LFO
Chorus BBDx2 Wide As above but with a wide stereo image
Chorus BBDx3 Neutral Triple delay line chorus eect with one LFO
Chorus BBDx3 Wide As above but with a wide stereo image
Chorus Fat Neutral Triple delay line chorus eect with one LFO per delay line. All LFOs are slightly detuned against
each other
Chorus Fat Wide As above but with a wide stereo image
Chorus Spacey Single delay line chorus eect with one LFO, a widened stereo image, and a longer base delay me
Chorus Syntex1 Chorus eect modelled on the Elka Syntex – Preset 1
Chorus Syntex2 Chorus eect modelled on the Elka Syntex – Preset 2
Chorus Syntex3 Chorus eect modelled on the Elka Syntex – Preset 3
Ensemble ARP Classic Double LFO (fast and slow), triple delay line (all controlled by the two LFOs) ensemble modelled
on the ARP Solina. Depth and Speed are xed

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Type name Descripon
Ensemble ARP Thin Double LFO (fast and slow), single delay line (controlled by the two LFOs) ensemble modelled on
the ARP Solina. Depth and Speed control only the slower LFO, and the stereo image is widened
Panner Stereo panner
Rotary Horizontal Emulaon of a horizontal rotary speaker with adjustable Depth and Speed
Rotary RA200 Fast Emulaon of the classic Yamaha RA-200 rotary speaker, set to Fast
Rotary RA200 Slow Emulaon of the classic Yamaha RA-200 rotary speaker, set to Slow
Rotary Vercal Emulaon of a vercal rotary speaker
Tremolo+Chorus Vibrato eect with tremolo and a single delay line, producing chorus when mixed with the Dry
signal. Depth controls only the vibrato. Speed controls vibrato and tremolo
Trem+Chrs Fat Double delay line chorus eect with tremolo on the wet signal. Depth controls only the vibrato.
Speed controls vibrato and tremolo
Tremolo Tremolo eect

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Mul Filter
Each of Godfazer’s two Mul Filter modules processes the input signal with one of dozens of available lter types.
The Mul Filter module

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The Mul Filter is governed by the following parameters:
• Click the text eld at the top to select a Filter type
Selecng the Filter type
Alternavely you can hover with mouse pointer over the display to show Prev / Next buons for fast navigaon
• Frequency – Controls the cuto or center frequency, depending on the selected model.
• Emphasis – Adjusts the lter’s resonance/gain, depending on selected model.
• Volume – Adjusts the level of the output signal.
• Panning – Sets the balance between the le and right (or mid and side if M/S Mode is enabled) channels in the output signal.
• M/S Mode – Toggles between Le/Right and Mid/Side modes for the Panning control.
• Mod 1 and Mod 2 – Controls the amount of modulaon applied to the lter’s cuto/center frequency (or other parameters, depending on
the selected model) by Modulator 1 and/or Modulator 2 respecvely.
• Inv – Inverts the polarity of modulaon from the associated Modulator (Mod 1 or Mod 2). With Inv disabled, the control signal arrives
from the Modulator unchanged. With Inv enabled, the amplitude of the control signal is inverted using the formula: (1 - Mod Value).