The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual
The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual Page 67 of 97 Release 1.2.1
1999 Eventide, Inc.
The IN and OUT “Modules”
Orville
Orville’s programs are loaded and run one at a time on a given DSP. The DSP running the program
provides the program with four channels of input audio
(where that input audio comes from is a function of the
routing configuration, see the Harmonizer’s User Manual).
The DSP running the program also takes the four channels
of output audio from the program (where it is subsequently
sent is again a function of the routing configuration).
DSP7000
The DSP7000’s programs are loaded and run on its single DSP. The DSP provides the program with two
channels of input audio and takes two channels of output
audio from the program. The remainder of this manual will
show Orville-style four channel processing, but the idea is
the same with the DSP7000’s two channels. If you send a
program that has more than two inputs or outputs to your
DSP7000 from VSigfile, it will not be accepted.
In the simplest of conceivable programs, the IN module’s
outputs are connected directly to the OUT module’s inputs
(this is the
Thru’ program in bank 0). Normally, other, optional
modules are inserted in-between the IN and OUT modules. The
IN and OUT modules always remain as part of the program.
