Lucifer User Manual

Lucifer Version 2.0 Lucifer User Manual Lucifer 2 – An Effect Plug-in for Windows and Macintosh OS X Copyright (c) 2004-2006 Devine Machine LLC. Program Copyright (c) 2004-2006 Devine Machine LLC. All rights reserved. Program by Steve Duda Additional concepts by Link User interface by Deadmau5 (www.deadmau5.com) Manual by stevejay (steve@stevejay.net) Getting in Touch If you experience any problems while using this plug-in, or you just wish to pass on your comments, you can email the developer at: steve@devine-machine.com. Alternatively, you can find help and advice in the official Devine Machine forum on the excellent K-v-R website: www.kvraudio.com. Additional information about Lucifer and the other excellent Devine Machine software is available from the Devine Machine website: www.devine-machine.com. Demo Version If you are using the demo version of Lucifer, please be aware of the following limitations: • 8-bit funky guitar in the background (on the upbeats of beat 1 and 2). • You can save your edits of the demo plug-in but these edits can only be loaded into the full version. VST Plugin Technology by Steinberg VST is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH All other copyrighted trademarks belong to their respective owners. 2 Lucifer User Manual Contents 1.Introduction.....................................................................................................................6 Installing Lucifer...............................................................................................................7 Using Lucifer with your host.............................................................................................7 2.First words.....................................................................................................................10 Triggering effects using your MIDI keyboard.................................................................10 The Assignable Notes [C2] to [B2].................................................................................10 Triggering effects using the user interface controls.......................................................12 Triggering effects using MIDI Continuous Controllers....................................................12 Controlling effects using the graphs..............................................................................13 Range knobs.............................................................................…