Tempo Sync
The Tempo Sync checkboxes are used to base the associated sliders' time on a sub-division of the host DAW's session tempo.
The range for each of these sliders is between 1/64 triplet and 1 bar dotted.
The table below shows the available steps and shortcodes when tempo sync is selected.
| Step Number | Note Subdivision |
Secondary Display Parameter Text
|
| 20 (top of slider) | dotted 1 bar | 1b d |
| 19 | 1 Bar | 1b |
| 18 | 1 bar triplet | 1b t |
| 17 | Dotted Half Note | 1/2 d |
| 16 | Half Note | 1/2 |
| 15 | Half Note Triplet | 1/2 t |
| 14 | Dotted Quarter Note | 1/4 d |
| 13 | Quarter Note | 1/4 |
| 12 | Quarter Note Triplet | 1/4 t |
| 11 | Dotted Eighth Note | 1/8 d |
| 10 | Eighth Note | 1/8 |
| 9 | Eighth Note Triplet | 1/8 t |
| 8 | Dotted Sixteenth Note | 1/16 d |
| 7 | Sixteenth Note | 1/16 |
| 6 | Sixteenth Note Triplet | 1/16 t |
| 5 | Dotted Thirty-Second Note | 1/32 d |
| 4 | Thirty-Second Note | 1/32 |
| 3 | Thirty-Second Note Triplet | 1/32 t |
| 2 | Dotted Sixty-Fourth Note | 1/64 d |
| 1 | Sixty-Fourth Note | 1/64 |
| 0 (bottom of slider) | Sixty-Fourth Note Triplet | 1/64 t |
Enable Tempo Sync By Right Clicking On A Slider
You can enable and disable host DAW tempo sync on specific sliders using a “right-click.”
The following sliders allow for host DAW tempo sync:
| Slider Name | Shortcode | Algorithm |
| Reverb Time Mid | RTM |
All Reverb algorithms
|
| Pre Delay | PDL |
All Reverb algorithms
|
| Left Delay 1 Value | DDL1 |
Twin Delays only
|
| Right Delay 2 Value | DDL2 |
Twin Delays only
|
| Left Delay 3 Value | DDL3 |
Twin Delays only
|
| Right Delay 4 Value | DDL4 |
Twin Delays only
|
Like parameter locking, host tempo sync is turned off by default, and “Enable Tempo Sync” and “Disable Tempo Sync” can be toggled from the slider dropdown menu.