Steinberg GROOVE AGENT 3 Mode D'emploi page 55

As in Groove Agent, you can use the Link button (found on the top
right) to split the Complexity slider in two halves. This gives you the
option to use a particular complexity level with a particular fill. Press-
ing the Link button again re-establishes the connection between
these two settings.
Import & FX and Ambience
The following two controls are identical to the ones found in Groove
Agent.
For more detailed information about these controls, turn to the descrip-
tion of the controls found in Classic mode, starting on
Pre-Delay
The default setting is at the 0 position and will sound most natural. It's
the sound that engineer Marco Manieri set during the Special Agent
mixing sessions.
Dry Out, Ambience Out
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Import & FX – This button takes you to the page where you
can import Groove Agent samples and add EQ and Com-
pressor to the audio outputs.
Ambience – The ever-important main Ambience knob de-
termines how much reverbation or room will be added to
the dry drum sound. For most natural results, stay within the
9-1 o'clock range.
Here's a little novelty for you! By moving only the ambi-
ence samples backward in time, you can adjust the
amount of pre-delay between the dry and wet sound.
Most reverb units have this feature. Experiment!
You can route the sound from Special Agent to any of
the (up to) 12 outputs. You can even treat the dry (di-
rect) and wet (ambient) drum channels separately.
Here's your chance to add flanging to the reverb only!
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