The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Analog EQ
The analog audio output of the Capybara has an equalization section that can be used to adjust the frequency
content of the output signal. Click on the Analog EQ button to configure this equalization section.
The upper part of the configuration dialog shows the frequency response of the analog equalizer. The
fields below are used to set the parameters for the overall gain, a low shelving filter, a high shelving filter,
and a presence filter. Click the Set button to update the equalizer and the frequency response graph.
Click Done when finished.
To disable the action of any of the filters specify 0.0 dB for the filter’s gain parameter. The default
equalizer setting has all filters disabled, giving a flat frequency response between DC and 40% of the
sampling rate.
DSP menu: Configure MIDI…
The Capybara’s MIDI interface is configured by choosing Configure MIDI… from the DSP menu.
The Default Input Channel is the MIDI channel used by Sounds that are controlled by MIDI but have no
MIDIVoice, MIDIMapper, or other Sound to specify the MIDI channel to use. MIDIVoices and MIDI-
Mappers with Channel set to 0 use the Default Input Channel as well.
The MIDI Clock Speed Adjustment pull down menu is used to speed up or slow down the Capybara’s
MIDI clock. Some MIDI devices (including some personal computer MIDI interfaces) use a MIDI clock
that is incompatible with the normal clock setting. Use this menu to try slower and faster MIDI clock
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