Table of Contents
Editing Layers
The sounds in Backbone are made up of up to eight layers. Each layer contributes a specific detail of the sound, for example, the tonal and noise components of a drum sound. You can adjust and modify the sound of each layer extensively in the edit section.
Edit Section
In the Edit section, you can edit the layers.
Resynth Page
Activating Resynth allows you to transform your samples on a spectral level, in a way that is not possible using classic subtractive synthesis.
Filter Section
The Filter section in the lower area of the page contains a spectral filter that allows you to shape the overall spectrum of the sound.
Editing the Filter Curve
By adding nodes and moving them, you can create your own filter curves.

Editing the Filter Curve

By adding nodes and moving them, you can create your own filter curves.

Choices

To add a node, double-click in the graphical display.
To remove a node, double-click it.
To move a node, drag it to another position.

Note
If multiple nodes are selected, they are moved together.
To change the frequency of a node, select it and enter a new value in the Frequency field.

This is the same as dragging the node horizontally.

Note
If multiple nodes are selected, they are moved relatively, that is, the distances between the nodes are kept.
To change the gain of a node, select it and enter a new value in the Gain field.

This is the same as dragging the node vertically.

Note
If multiple nodes are selected, they are set to the same gain.