This is when you blow too strong in your instrument. The overblow occurs when the expression value reaches a certain value (threshold) and under certain circumstances, producing a “squeaky” sound with high overtones. I don’t know.Īlso, the documentation mentions a parameter called “overblow threshold”. Maybe it’s present but permanently deactivated, maybe it was in preparation then eventually was not implemented in GeoSwam, maybe it’s for a future release (?). Unfortunately, I didn’t notice any difference when changing the value of this parameter. The Growl particularly is your direct ticket to fun, similar to the “sexy” button of Sensual Sax app 😉īut there is also a parameter called “key noise” that should allow to activate and/or modulate the mechanical sound of the keys when they are triggered. Now, what I can tell about the GeoSax I own : you mainly have 2 parameters, Growl and Flutter, besides the vibrato.
SETTING SWAM ENGINE TO A MIDI KEYBOARD FULL
You can also access the full list of parameters by clicking “Expert” in the window opened in the situation above : For that, the easiest way is to select the menu “Model & FX” then select your instrument, then click on the “?” to display the contextual help :
So, first : to read about the different parameters of GeoSwam instruments, the best is to consult the GeoShred documentation. I am referring to the model parameters that simulate the instrument behavior and provide the feeling of playing the real instrument.Īlso it may help people decide which GeoSwam instrument they would like to play, according to certain criteria on playing capabilities. I think it would be a good idea to discuss here about the different available parameters of each GeoSwam instrument, as this subject hasn’t been thoroughly reviewed until now.
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