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SR-88

USER GUIDE

2016/06/10
Table of Contents
1. SR-88............................................................................... 3
1.1 Specifications.................................................................3
1.2 Installation.....................................................................3
1.3 Registration................................................................... 3
2. Parameters...................................................................... 4
3. Sequencer........................................................................ 4
4. Features and Settings......................................................5
4.1 Randomizer....................................................................5
4.2 Global Settings...............................................................6
4.3 Filter............................................................................. 6
5. End.................................................................................. 7
5.1 Credits.......................................................................... 7
5.2 EULA............................................................................. 7
5.3 Thank You......................................................................7

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1. SR-88
SR-88 is a sample-based plugin emulation of the Sound Master Memory
Rhythm SR-88, a rare analog drum machine from the 80s.
The instrument features 5 classic analog sounds: Kick, Snare, Hi Hat 1, Hi Hat
2, and Cymbal, which can be pitched, panned or mixed independently. You can
additionally shape the sound with the Low Pass Filter (Zero Delay Feedback),
Overdrive, Compressor and Reverb. The sequencer lets you easily build
patterns that can be dragged and dropped to your DAW/host.

1.1 Specifications
• 5 classic analog drum sounds
• 15 Factory Presets / 15 Factory Patterns
• Lowpass filter, Overdrive, Compressor, and Reverb Effects
• Sequencer with Midi Drag to DAW
• Preset system with randomizer
• Formats: VST, AU, and AAX (32/64bit)
• Platforms: OSX, Windows

1.2 Installation
OSX
• Double click on the DMG image SR-88.dmg
• Right click on the package SR-88.pkg and click open
• Follow the instructions to install the plug-in(s)

Windows
• Extract SR-88.rar
• Run SR-88.exe
• Follow the instructions to install the plug-in(s)

1.3 Registration
In demo mode the plugin will output silence for 3 seconds every 30 seconds.
To register it, you should have a valid license file (sr88_license.atl).
Click on the More button and then choose Registration.
A popup window will open, click on Load License File... and locate your license
file (sr88_license.atl).

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2. Parameters
For each Channel
Pan Controls the balance of the sound from left to right
Decay Controls the decay time of the sound
Pitch Controls the pitch (and the speed) of the sound from -24 to
+24 semitones
Volume Controls the volume of the channel
Filter
Cutoff Controls the frequency of the low pass filter
Resonance Controls the resonance/emphasis of the low pass filter
Effects
Drive Controls the amount of overdrive wet signal
Reverb Controls the amount of the Plate Reverb wet signal

Compressor Controls the amount of compression to apply

Master Gain Controls the volume of the entire instrument

3. Sequencer
The sequencer can be played in three different ways. By default the sequencer
will start when your DAW/host is playing (or recording). When you enable the
Start/Stop with Keys, the sequencer will only start when the selected keys are
pressed (default C4 and D4). Alternatively you can also just click on the Play
button.
The Power button enables or disables the sequencer entirely.
The Play button turns on when the sequencer starts (or can
be used to start it).

T h e Patterns menu lets you load/save, copy/paste,


or even randomize the patterns.
The Tempo menu allows you to change the speed of
the Sequencer.

You can drag and drop the pattern to your DAW as a MIDI
region/file by clicking on the Pattern button. The sequencer will
be automatically powered off, so be carefull in live situations.

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You can choose to mute or solo each individual channel
using the M and S buttons.

You can build your patterns by clicking (or dragging) the


blue squares.
You can also choose the amount of steps for the
Sequencer by clicking (or dragging) on the numbers at
the top.

The first button lets you randomize the corresponding


track at every sequencer cycle.
The RND button lets you randomize the track every time
you press it.
The X button erases all the track steps.

4. Features and Settings


4.1 Randomizer
It is possible to randomize all the parameters in the
interface by clicking on the Random button in the top bar.

Right-clicking on a parameter will show the Randomizer


menu.

Lock/Unlock Random Decides if the parameter can be randomized


Lock All No parameters will be randomized
Unlock All All parameters will be randomized

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4.2 Global Settings

To access the global settings, click on the More button and then Settings.

You can change the note mapping for each sound, and also for the Start and
Stop keys.

If Start/Stop with Keys is selected the Sequencer will only start or stop when
the selected keys are pressed.

I f Stop with Note Off is selected, the sequencer will also stop when the Start
key is released.

When Reset at every start is selected, the sequencer will always re-start from
the first step.

I f One Shot is enabled, the instrument will play the sound until the end,
without stopping the envelope

When Velocity is enabled, the instrument will respond to MIDI velocity.


You can also choose between three velocity curves (soft, linear, hard).

4.3 Filter
The filter is a 12dB/oct Low Pass filter with Zero Delay Feedback. You can
choose to disable it by clicking on the More button and then deselect Filter.

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5. End
5.1 Credits
Programming: Carlo Castellano
Design: John Gordon (vstyler)

Special thanks to Mathias Brüssel for his support.

5.2 EULA
Please visit www.audiothing.net/eula to review this product EULA.

5.3 Thank You


Thank you for buying AudioThing SR-88! We hope you will have as much fun
using it as we had making this product. For help or any question, feel free to
contact us: www.audiothing.net/contact/

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