MANUAL DE REFERÊNCIA KRISTAL ENGINE

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O que é o KRISTAL Audio Engine?
KRISTAL Vista Geral

O KRISTAL Mixer
Channel EQs
Painel Transporte
Comandos de teclas
Preferences

O que é?
A Barra de Ferramentas
Waver Arrangement
Audio Parts e Folders
Controles de trilhas

O que é?

KristalMultiDelay
Kristalizer
KristalChorus
KristalReverb

	Gerenciamento de Projetos
	Gravação
	Mixdown & Bouncing
	Efeitos VST
	ASIO vs. MME

Using VST Effects

KRISTAL supports VST effects Plug-Ins to be used as 'inserts' in each audio channel and in the master section of KRISTAL mixer.

Effects can be used to influence the sound of the recorded audio material in a song. Typical effects include e.g. Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, Distortion,... etc.

VST (Virtual Studio Technology) is a proprietary 'industry standard' for audio effects Plug-Ins, developed by Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH. There are hundreds of compatible Plug-Ins (free and commercial) available on the web. A good place to look for is e.g. http://www.kvr-vst.com/.

The following VST effects Plug-Ins are installed automatically with KRISTAL Audio Engine:

• KristalMultiDelay, a powerful Delay/Filter Plug-In
  
  
• Kristalizer, a simple dynamics tool
  
  
• KristalChorus, a Chorus/Flanger Plug-In
  
  
• KristalReverb, a Reverb Plug-In
  
  

Installing VST Effects

To use a VST Effect with KRISTAL, it must be installed in one of the following locations:

• the 'global VST Folder', shared by multiple host applications (e.g. "C:\Program Files\Vstplugins")
  
  
• the 'Plugins' folder in KRISTAL application directory
  
  
• one of three freely assignable locations, which can be nominated in Preferences dialog

How to use insert and master effects

Each Channel Strip in KRISTAL Mixer window contains its own independent effect section.

		Click the 'No FX' field and select an effect from the list.
		An editor window appears, providing controls to manipulate the effect parameters, and the effect will be activated (see below). Some VST effects Plug-Ins provide their own 'custom' editor window. For others, KRISTAL creates a so called 'generic' editor window.
		At the top of the editor window is a pop-up menu from which you can recall several effect 'programs'. The number of programs and their settings depend on the effect you are using.

• Clicking the 'edit' button opens (or closes) the effect editor window, where you can access the effect parameters.
  
  
• Each effect can be toggled on or off by clicking the 'activate' button.
  
  
• Click the and buttons to navigate through the effect programs.
  
  
• The 'load' and 'save' buttons beside the preset menu allow you to save and re-load your own effect presets. You can save individual presets as *.fxp files, or whole banks of presets as *.fxb files.

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