Trigger Mono

Detailed: LSP Trigger Mono (TS1M)

Formats: CLAP, JACK, LV2, VST2, VST3

Categories: Dynamics

Developer: Vladimir Sadovnikov

Description: 

This plugin implements trigger with mono input and mono output. There are up to eight samples available to play for different note velocities.

Controls:

• Bypass - hot bypass switch, when turned on (led indicator is shining), the plugin does not affect the input signal.
• Working area - this control allows to switch the UI from trigger mode to instrument mode.
• Pause - pauses any updates of the trigger graph.
• Clear - clears all graphs.
• In - enables drawing of input signal graph and corresponding level meter.
• SC - enables drawing of sidechain graph and corresponding level meter.
• Trg - enables drawing of trigger signal graph and corresponding level meter.

'Trigger' section:

• Preamp - input signal amplification for the sidechain.
• Mode - combo box that allows to switch different modes for sidechain. Available modes are:
• Peak - peak mode
• RMS - root mean square of the input signal
• LPF - input signal processed by one pole low-pass filter
• SMA - input signal processed by SMA (Simple Moving Average) filter
• LPF - allows to set up slope and cut-off frequency for the low-pass filter applied to input signal.
• HPF - allows to set up slope and cut-off frequency for the high-pass filter applied to input signal.
• Active - trigger activity indicator.
• Reactivity - the reactivity of the sidechain.
• Attack level - the minimum level of the sidechain signal that forces trigger to trigger.
• Attack time - the time gap used by the trigger to prevent false note-on detection.
• Release level - the maximum level (relative to Attack level) of the sidechain signal that forces trigger to shut down.
• Release time - the time gap used by the trigger to completely turn off after the signal becomes lower than Release level.
• Dynamics spread - this knobs allows to add some dynamics to output signal.
• Dynamics range 1, Dynamics range 2 - the bounds of the range that allows to translate trigger level into velocity.

'Samples' section:

• Sample # - the selector of the current displayable/editable sample.
• Head cut - the time to be cut from the beginning of the current sample.
• Tail cut - the time to be cut from the end of the current sample.
• Fade in - the time to be faded from the beginning of the current sample.
• Fade out - the time to be faded from the end of the current sample.
• Makeup - the makeup gain of the sample volume.
• Pre-delay - the time delay between the MIDI note has triggered and the start of the sample's playback
• Listen - the button that forces the sample playback of the selected sample

'Sample matrix' section:

• Enabled - enables/disables the playback of the corresponding sample.
• Active - indicates that the sample is loaded, enabled and ready for playback.
• Velocity - the maximum velocity of the note the sample can trigger. Allows to set up velocity layers between different samples.
• Gain - the additional gain adjust for the corresponding sample.
• Listen - the button that forces the playback of the corresponding sample.
• Note on - indicates that the playback event of the correponding sample has triggered.

'Audio channel' section:

• Dry - the gain of the input signal passed to the audio inputs of the plugin.
• Wet - the gain of the processed signal.
• Dry/Wet - the knob that controls the balance between the mixed dry and wet signal (see Dry and Wet) and the dry (unprocessed) signal.
• Output gain - the overall output gain of the plugin.