Ensemble Diffuser

Input Gain sets the level entering the effect circuits.

Parallel feeds the ensemble and phaser from the same input and combines their processed outputs.

Ensemble -> Phaser runs the ensemble output through the phaser.

Phaser -> Ensemble runs the phaser output through the ensemble.

Ensemble / Phaser enable or bypass the individual effect circuits.

Dry/Wet crossfades between the original input and the complete routed effect path.

Output Gain sets the final plug-in level.

Dry/Wet is stored in the four slots. Input Gain, Output Gain, routing, and the two circuit enable buttons remain global.

Chorus Rate sets the speed of the slow ensemble movement.

Chorus Depth sets the delay excursion created by the slow movement.

Vibrato Rate sets the speed of the faster pitch movement.

Vibrato Depth sets the amount of faster pitch movement added to each voice.

Stereo spreads the three voices from mono to a wider stereo image.

Noise Level sets the level of the filtered circuit-noise layer.

Vintage uses deliberately uneven, heavily slewed modulation phases for softer circuit-style movement.

Modern uses clean sine modulation with the three voices spaced evenly around the cycle.

Random randomizes the ensemble rates, depths, Stereo, Noise Level, and Vintage/Modern mode.

Phaser Rate sets the automatic sweep speed from slow movement to faster modulation.

Manual sets the phaser position used as the center of the sweep.

Manual Mode stops automatic movement so Manual directly sets the phaser position.

Depth sets how far the automatic phaser moves around the Manual position.

Feedback returns processed signal through the phaser to increase notch emphasis and resonance.

Random randomizes Rate, Manual Mode, Manual position, Depth, and Feedback.

Rate, Manual position, Depth, and Feedback are stored in slots. Manual Mode itself remains global.

1-4 selects a slot and shows its stored modulation values.

Copy / Paste copies or pastes the complete stored state of the selected slot.

Random randomizes every value stored in the selected slot.

Routing, Input Gain, Output Gain, circuit enables, Vintage/Modern, Manual Mode, and the two section Random buttons are not stored in slots.

Holding a stored parameter while sequencing writes only that parameter into every incoming slot. The held control does not jump, and unrelated values continue their own slew.

CLK OFF stops automatic stepping. Slots remain available for manual selection, and Slew still shapes transitions to selected or randomized states.

CLK INT runs continuously from the internal clock.

CLK HOST follows the DAW transport and changes Rate to a musical division.

Rate sets internal speed in Hz or the host-clock division, depending on clock mode.

Slew sets transition time with the clock off. In clocked modes it becomes a percentage of the current step duration.

Dragging a stored parameter temporarily takes control of only that parameter. Other controls continue moving toward their existing slot targets.

Preset arrows step through available presets and wrap between the first and last entries.

Preset name opens the preset browser.

Name generates a preset name.

Save writes the complete state. Saving without first generating a name creates one automatically.

Factory / User / Starting Points / Favorites filter the preset browser.

Versioned Save writes a numbered copy when the current preset has changed.

Folder opens the preset directory for external renaming or deletion.

Refresh reloads externally renamed or deleted preset files.