Eventide DJ Equipment DSP4000B+ ユーザーズマニュアル

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The Harmonizer

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 Programmer’s Manual 

Page 15 of 97 

Release 1.2.1

 

 

 

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 1999 Eventide, Inc. 

 

 

OK, so that completes our birds-eye view of the program construction process.  Recall that all of our 
constructing is done to satisfy the three so-called “cornerstones”: 

 
1. 

This is achieved by connecting audio-manipulating modules via audio signals.  The “heart” of the 
program lies in its audio construction. 

2. 

We must control the parameters of the modules in a program so that the desired audio effect is achieved. 
This is achieved by using mod signals and control signals to alter the parameters of the audio-

manipulating modules. 

3. 

This is achieved by connecting userobject outputs to the head module.  Additionally, menupage 
modules may be used in conjunction with interface modules to create custom menu pages. 

 

That completes the theory of program construction, but much remains in the way of execution.  We’ll cover 
that in the VSigfile Chapter and the Patch Editor Chapter.  You should now proceed to either the VSigfile 

Chapter or the Patch Editor Chapter, depending on which you plan to use.  If you have a computer that you 
can use with VSigfile, you really ought to use it

.  VSigfile is decidedly 

easier to use than the Patch Editor area, especially for constructing large programs.