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The Harmonizer

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 Programmer’s Manual 

Page 21 of 97 

Release 1.2.1

 

 

 

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 1999 Eventide, Inc. 

 

 

You can align a group of modules either along their top edge 
or their left edge.  First, select the modules you would like to 
align.  Then select either Top or Left from the Align menu.  The 
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 and bound modules have been selected to the right. 

 
The result of Top aligning them is shown below.  Nice, eh? 
 

 
 

 
 

 

You’ll find that as a patch gets very large it’s hard to see the names or input/outputs of 
individual modules when the whole patch is in view.  A zoom function exists to let us 
zoom in or zoom out.  Under the Zoom menu you’ll find four choices: 
In 

Get closer relative to the current display. 

Out 

Get further away relative to the current display. 

to Fit 

Zoom such that the entire patch just fits on the screen. 

Selected 

Zoom such that the currently selected modules just fit on the screen.  Modules are 

selected by clicking and dragging over the area that contains them. 

As your programs become more complicated, you’ll often want to “hide” certain 
kinds of signals to make a patch more “viewable."  A check mark next to an item 
under the View menu indicates that that sort of signal is shown.  The absence of a 
check mark next to an item indicates that that sort of signal is “hidden."  

Audio 
Shows or hides all audio/mod 

 connections, inputs, and outputs. 

Control 
Shows or hides all control 

 connections, inputs, and outputs. 

Misc 
Shows or hides all userobject 

 connections, inputs, and outputs. 

Unconnects 
Shows or hides all unconnected inputs and outputs.  Hiding all the unconnected inputs and outputs is useful 

when trying to follow the logic of a patch.