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Finalizer
The right side of the Kit page is the kingdom of the Finalizer. Here we have a dynamics section with Transient Shaper,
Compressor and Maximizer, plus a Warmth circuit with 3 Distortion modes. The Finalizer section provides 5 profiles
and no further parameters but just the Amount knob.
Amount Knob
Use profiles at your personal taste, basically they are sorted in speed.
Attacky: Emphasized the attacks of your drum sounds, making them appear shorter and punchier. Fast Maximizer.
Punchy: Still paying attention to attacks, gentle compression and maximizing.
Decent: A nice mix of transient shaping, compression and maximizing.
Pumpy: Emphasizes the release phase of your drum sounds, slower compression, making the whole mix appear
fuller.
Relaxed: Slow compression, maximum attention to the release phase of your drum sounds, strong and slow
maximization.
The Master Warmth circuit will make sure that no digital clipping will occur at the output.
Sine distortion: The audio signal is amplified, until it runs into a sine wavefolder.
Tube distortion: 18db of Gain and Warmth provided by a tube emulation circuit.
Tape distortion: 18db of Gain and Warmth with a tape emulation circuit.
Signal Flow notes:
The Finalizer is hardwired to Audio Outputs 1&2 (Master). So if all channels are routed to master, the Finalizer affects the final mix.
Engines which are assigned to audio outputs other than 1&2 are not affected by the Finalizer.
The send effects are added to the Mix (and processed by the Finalizer) if they are assigned to 1&2 (Master).
If the send effects are assigned to other outputs than 1&2, they are not affected by the Finalizer.
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