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The Harmonizer

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 Programmer’s Manual 

Page 71 of 97 

Release 1.2.1

 

 

 

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 1999 Eventide, Inc. 

 

The right-most 

SOFT KEY

 provides display mode control.  When 

this key is pressed, the display mode will change to the next mode 
in this order: 

aud only

, 

aud+ctrl

, 

ctrlonly

, 

misc

, 

aud only

, 

aud+ctrl

, etc.  The right-most 

SOFT KEY

’s label will change to 

indicate the current mode.  Upon entering the Patch Editor area, 
the right-most 

SOFT KEY

 is in the

 aud only

 mode, and only the audio path is visible.  Control signals (and 

modules that contain only control inputs or outputs) are hidden.  Note: most modules that have audio inputs 

or outputs also have control inputs or outputs. 
The following images are composite pictures of a simple program in all 4 display modes. 

 
<aud only>

   

 
 

<aud+ctrl> 
 
 

 

<ctrlonly> 
 
 

 

<misc> 

 

 
 
By comparing these different pictures, we can determine which of the wires in the 

aud+ctrl

 picture carry 

audio signals and which carry control signals.  The 

misc

 display mode will be discussed later. 

 

<connect>

Pressing the 

<connect>

 

SOFT KEY

 starts a process that will connect a module output to a suitable input.  

The Patch Editor will prompt for a starting input or output and then will prompt for a complementary 

destination.  The Patch Editor automatically limits the available destinations to legal selections.  For 
example, if a connection is started from a control input, only control outputs will be offered.   Similarly, if a 

connection is started from a mod output, only audio/mod inputs will be offered.  To abort a connect, press 
the PATCH key. 

 
To illustrate, load the program 

Patch Instruct

 from the 

“

Programming

” bank. 

 

This program consists of a pair of 

delay

 modules, connected in series between DSP input 1 and 

DSP output 1.  The remaining DSP inputs and outputs are 

“hardwired” one to the other.  Press and hold the 

PARAMETER

 

key to see what this “patch” looks like. 

 
As you can see, there are two delay modules.