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Runnit Radio (FL Patch) [Synth Presets]
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Runnit Radio (FL Patch) [Synth Presets]

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Radio simulates the sound of AM and FM radio by recreating three components: 1- Broadcast side treatment : signal min/max, EQ, Compression 2- Environment : response of AM/FM noise, signal strength, and lightning interference 3- Receiver side : interference from ground noise and type of speaker Breakdown of knobs and sliders: AM vs FM: AM is a mono signal capped from 100 to 6kkz FM is a stereo signal capped 30 to 15khz Signal Strength the main knob controlling noise to signal ratio, clipping level, etc Lightning button simulates disruptions the signal in the form of static bursts, AM is more susceptible to lightning noise Speaker section 4 options: off, car, phone, boombox (these are convolution reverbs) 5: Interference Choose from 6 noises: - static dust - amp ground noise - mechanical hum - fax interference - RF phone interference - PC ground noise 6: Settings Make decisions about how loud the noise gets at 0 signal, distortion levels, and more.

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