{"id":22027,"date":"2023-05-24T13:39:51","date_gmt":"2023-05-24T11:39:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/demdlx704as001.ad.harman.com\/?page_id=22027"},"modified":"2023-05-24T13:39:51","modified_gmt":"2023-05-24T11:39:51","slug":"signal-flow-designer-user-guide","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/audioworx.transfunnel.co\/old\/?page_id=22027","title":{"rendered":"Signal Flow Designer User Guide"},"content":{"rendered":"
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  1. Overview Of Signal Flow Designer<\/a>
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  2. Components of Signal Flow Designer<\/a><\/span>
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    1. Toolbox<\/a>
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    2. Design Operations<\/a>
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    3. Properties View<\/a>
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    4. Audio Object Operations<\/a>
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    5. Operations in Signal Flow Designer<\/a><\/span>
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      1. Pin Labelling<\/a>
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      2. View Audio Object Metadata<\/a>
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      3. Open column name Configuration Panel<\/a>
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      4. Upgrade Audio Object<\/a>
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      5. Change Audio Object Processing State<\/a>
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      6. Metering the Signal Flow<\/a>
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      7. Copy and Paste Operation<\/a>
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      8. Undo and Redo Operation<\/a>
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      9. Block Control<\/a>
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      10. Signal Flow Design Validation<\/a>
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      11. Securing Audio Objects<\/a>
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      12. Create a Signal Flow<\/a>
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      13. Tune a Signal Flow<\/a>
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      14. Native Panels<\/a><\/span>
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        1. Launching Native Panel<\/a>
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        2. Common Operation in Native Panel<\/a>
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        3. Configuring Custom Native Panels<\/a>
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        4. Additional Audio Block Configuration Parameters<\/a>
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        5. Harman Audio Library Service<\/a>
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        6. Support for Multiple Framework Instances<\/a>
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        7. Feedback loop in Signal Flow<\/a>
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        8. Compound Audio Object<\/a><\/span>
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          1. Create a Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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          2. Rename a Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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          3. Export a Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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          4. Import a Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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          5. Tuning and Editing Compound Audio Object<\/a><\/span>
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            1. Edit a Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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            2. Edit Compound Audio Object Meta Data<\/a>
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            3. Create Preset for Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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            4. Set password for Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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            5. Edit Compound Audio Object Instance<\/a>
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            6. Apply tuning to Compound Audio Object Template<\/a>
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            7. Tuning Panel Compound Audio Object<\/a>
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            8. Multi dll support for CAO<\/a>
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            9. Delete a Compound Audio Object (CAO)<\/a>
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              1.<\/span>Overview Of Signal Flow Designer<\/span> <\/span><\/span>
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              The Signal Flow Designer allows you to create a visual representation of a signal flow.<\/p>\n

              The process of creating a signal flow involves dragging and dropping audio objects onto a virtual canvas, connecting them using virtual connections, and adjusting the settings for each component. Once the signal flow is defined, it can then send to the amplifier or other devices in the signal chain to process the audio and control signals according to the defined flow.<\/p>\n

              GTT allows you to create and modify signal flows in real-time, which is particularly useful in live tuning. Live tuning can be dynamic and unpredictable, and signal flow designers can help audio professionals to make real-time changes to the signal chain to ensure the best possible sound quality and performance.<\/p>\n

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              2.<\/span>Components of Signal Flow Designer<\/span> <\/span><\/span>
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              The Signal Flow Designer enables you to create and modify signal flows architecture. It includes a variety of components that you can use to design a signal flow. The components in the Signal Flow Designer are represented as blocks and you can connect them using virtual connections to create a signal path. You can also adjust various parameters of each component to customize the signal flow according to your needs.<\/p>\n

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              Signal Flow Designer includes the following components:<\/p>\n

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              1. Toolbox<\/a><\/span><\/li>\n
              2. Design Operations<\/a><\/span><\/li>\n
              3. Properties View<\/a><\/span><\/li>\n
              4. Audio Object Operations<\/a><\/span><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/div>
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                2.1.<\/span>Toolbox<\/span> <\/span><\/span>
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                The toolbox is a library of audio objects. In SFD, you can create compound audio objects by combining multiple audio objects into a signal audio object. These compound audio objects can be saved and reused in the same and other signal flow designs. Additionally, you can import compound audio objects into SFD using the import option.<\/p>\n

                Use the search option to locate the audio object in the toolbox. To find the desired audio object, enter the first three or more characters in the toolbox’s search bar.<\/p>\n

                The audio objects displayed in the toolbox based on the default device audio library version<\/span>.<\/p>\n

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                Regardless of the audio Library, two objects are always available in the Toolbox by default. The objects \u201cFrame\u201d and \u201cTextbox\u201d can be found in the Shapes category in the toolbox. These are not audio objects, and they are not considered when tuning or sending the signal flow to the device.<\/p>\n

                The frame object is used to highlight certain blocks in the signal flow designer. Whereas the Textbox object is used to provide additional information to the user of the Signal Flow.<\/p>\n

                For more information about various audio objects, refer to the Audio Object Description Guide<\/a><\/span>.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>

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                2.2.<\/span>Design Operations<\/span> <\/span><\/span>
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                This section contains several operations you can perform in a signal flow design.<\/p>\n

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                Following are operations you can perform in a signal flow design.<\/p>\n