The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual
The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual Page 41 of 97 Release 1.2.1
1999 Eventide, Inc.
Knob module
The knob module is the most popular interface module (in factory
programs). It generates a 20-character text string, including a very
versatile numerical display from the menu statement. Eight of these
can fit on a single menu page.
The 8 char name is used only
if this module’s userobject
output is connected directly
to the head module.
Normally its userobject will be
connected a menupage
module. Refer to the
Modules Section for complete
information.
Percentknob Module
The percentknob module is very similar to the knob module.
The only difference is that the control output value is divided by
100. Refer to the Modules Section for complete information.
Tapknob Module
The tapknob module is a modification of the standard knob
module. Just like the knob module, the menu statement is used to
create the 20-character text display. However, instead of using the
%f format, the %s format is used. The tapknob module creates
an 8-character numeric result that is inserted in place of the %s.
The tapknob module creates a
tapered (non-linear) control that
has a “selectable” number of
steps (instead of the usual
resolution parameter) and a
“selectable” taper waveform.
The greater the taper specifier, the
more non-linear the parameter
response. Refer to the Modules
Section for complete
information.
