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1 - Introduction & Installation
Audio Preferences
20 Proteus VX Operation Manual
Headroom/Boost
Headroom is the amount of dynamic range remaining before clipping occurs.
The amount of headroom is adjustable from 12 dB to -30 dB in 1 dB increments.
A headroom setting of 12dB provides the hottest output level, (and the highest signal
to noise ratio) but may produce “clipping” if too many notes are played at once. The
default headroom setting is -7 dB, which maintains an excellent signal to noise ratio
while keeping a reasonable amount of headroom in reserve. If you hear the signal
clipping or breaking up, decrease the headroom value. In practice, you can think of
this control as adjusting the control range of the Master Volume control.
Ultra-High Precision Interpolation Button
Note: The “Audio
Type” and “ASIO Control
Panel” parameters cannot
be edited in Proteus VX.
They will always appear
“greyed-out”.
This button allows you to select between E-MU’s ultra-high precision pitch shifting
algorithm or a lower quality pitch shifting scheme which uses fewer CPU resources.
If you are using presets with a sample placed on every key, as is the case on many
banks, you can switch high precision off to free up CPU with no penalty in audio
quality. No pitch shifting is occurring anyway. High quality pitch interpolation is only
needed when you are playing presets which have a few samples mapped across the
entire keyboard. In this case, the Proteus VX shifts the pitch of the available samples to
fill in the keyboard.
VST Output Buses
This setting allows you to add additional VST buses (stereo pairs). Proteus VX channel
outputs can be assigned to VST buses in the Multisetup, Output field. These outputs are
sent to the VST Mixer in your recording application. You must restart the VSTi for the
changes to take effect.
Unlike some VSTi’s, Proteus VX is multitimbral, able to play up to 16 MIDI channels at
once. It’s far more CPU-efficient to have multiple MIDI channels playing on one
instance of Proteus, rather than have multiple VSTi’s running. Using VST Output buses,
you can route each MIDI channel to a separate bus in Cubase.
MIDI
This group of preferences allows you to set up the MIDI inputs, adjust the master MIDI
volume and velocity curves.
Note: The
“Intelliedit” feature is not
applicable to Proteus VX.
The field will always
appear “greyed-out”.
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