![]() ![]() I'd assume that something similar is possible in other DAWs. For example, if your preset is drenched in reverb which is not assigned to any of the tweakable parameters shown, just look for the parameter called "room dry/wet" in the automation list and turn it down/off. It's not quite as fast/easy but it's close. If you don't have an Atom SQ, you can just turn on automation and go to "add/remove" and grab your parameter from the list. It will most likely be in the first 20 parameters, though, so it's not a complete time sink. Analog Lab offers the ability to do fast and simple editing and customizing of your presets, but it doesn’t stop there. This means that somewhere in there is your problem parameter and you can tweak it via hardware. Analog Lab is an extremely powerful software solution that puts 6000 classic synthesizer sounds from Arturia’s premier vintage analog recreations at your fingertips. The easiest way to go about tweaking is if you happen to have an Atom SQ set to "auto fill" (which I almost always do), then you get 99 pages of assignments for all 8 encoders for a total of 800 possible automatically-assigned parameters per preset. Over 2000 curated sounds from all the acclaimed V Collection Instruments Presets are carefully selected from our V Collection (ARP 2600 V. Through some fiddling, I discovered that the extended controls are not visible or accessible directly so that you'll buy the full collection but they are fully present and controllable via midi. I was eyeballing the full collection which is very expensive and is overkill compared to what I'd actually "use" vs my need to only "slightly tweak". The instrument is so amazing but it seemed like there were little things that would just barely ruin each sound causing me to abandon them or have to do a lot of editing/EQ to minimize them. I recently purchased the $39 Lab V upgrade from Intro and was initially frustrated at not being able to tweak the presets.
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