Table of Content

Global Tuning Tool User Guide

  1. About Global Tuning Tool
    1. System Requirements
    2. Global Tuning Tool Workflow
  2. Exploring GTT Workspace
    1. Home Screen
    2. Device Designer Overview
    3. Panel Designer Overview
    4. Parameter Set Overview
  3. Working with GTT Project
    1. Create a New Project
    2. Create a Custom Panel in GTT
    3. Create a Parameter Set in GTT
    4. Custom Device Usage
    5. Multi-xAF Library Support
    6. Configuring Preset Controller
  4. Streaming and Polling
    1. Start Live Streaming
    2. Viewing Streaming Data in Custom Panel
    3. Search Variable
    4. Record Streaming Data
    5. Pause/Play Streaming
    6. FFT for Streaming
    7. Limitations in Streaming

Real Time Analyzer

  1. Introduction
  2. RTA Quick Start Guide
  3. Integrated Virtual Processing
  4. Sound Card Settings
  5. Plugin Host
  6. Analyzer Settings
  7. Generator
  8. RTA Graph Display Settings
  9. Mimo Convolver
  10. Recorder
  11. Routing
  12. RTA IR/Spectrum viewer
  13. Channel Viewer
  14. Real Time data view
  15. RTA Settings ImportExport
  16. Microphone Calibration
  17. Traces
    1. A, B, C Weighting on Captured traces
    2. Smoothing on Captured Traces
    3. Select/ Deselect All Traces
  18. Reboot
  19. Probe Points

Griffin Reference Projects User Guide

  1. Terms and Abbreviations
    1. Multi dll support for CAO
    2. Tuning Panel Compound Audio Object
  2. Purpose Of This Document
    1. Apply tuning to Compound Audio Object Template
    2. Testing New Post 2025

Create a Custom Panel in GTT

Follow the below steps to create a new panel.

  1. Navigate to the Panel Designer tab.
  2. Go to Panels view and click on the (+) icon.
  3. Enter the name of the panel and click OK. The newly created panel add to the panel list.In the Panel view, select the new panel. The designer workspace of the new panel opens.

Add State Variables to Panel

Before adding StateVariables, make sure you have added a device to GTT. For information on how to add a device, refer to Signal Flow Designer.

There are two ways to add StateVariables to a custom control panel.

  • Option 1: Drag a StateVariable and choose a control.
  • Option 2: Add a control and assign a StateVariable.

Option 1: Drag StateVariable and choose control:

  1. Go to Panels view, expand the cores of your device, and drag-drop a StateVariable to a free space in the custom designer panel. A dialog box opens showing all the basic control tools.
  2. Select the desired control tool from the list to adjust the value. The choice of controls depends on the StateVariable type.
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Option 2: Add control and assign StateVariable:

  1. Right-click on the designer workspace Insert > Basic > select the desired control tool from the list to adjust the value.
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    The control added to the designer workspace. The warning symbol indicates that no StateVariable is assigned to the control.
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  2. Expand the cores of your device and drag-drop a StateVariable on a control. The control value is updated as per StateVariable.

Launch Panel

In order to verify the controls in the panel, you have to launch the control panel.

  1. Select the panel from the Panels view.
  2. Go to Tool panel, and click on Launch Current.

Or Press F5.

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Link Custom Panel with Audio Object

Once a custom panel has been created, it can be linked to any audio object.

  1. Go to device designer tab and open the SFD view of the project.
  2. Select the desired audio object and enable the Is Custom Panel option from the Properites view.
  3. Set the required custom panel from the Available Custom Panels list.
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  4. Double-click on the audio object once it has been linked to the custom panel. This will open the custom panel that is assigned to an audio object.
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Change Processing State of Audio Object

This feature allows the user to configure a button to any processing state for a specific object in the custom panel.

  1. Create a new panel and add a Button from the Basic controls tools.
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  2. Select the Button, open the Properties view, and select the System Function tab.
  3. Click on System Functions. This opens System Function Editor window.
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  4. Click on System Function and select Function as Processing state. On the System Function Editor window, select the Function as Processing State from the drop-down list, and Sate as Mute. This opens a Configuration panel.
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  5. Select the device/project and audio object from the drop-down list which you want to link, and click OK. Depending on the selection of device/project the list of the audio objects is displayed in the drop-down list.
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    You can edit the device name and audio object name in the configuration panel.
  6. Click Ok. If you want you can customize the Button appearance.
  7. Go to the Properties view, select the Button tab, and change the button name, font style, text color, fill color, and border color.
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  8. Click on Launch Current and click on the button to set the processing state

This feature helps you to set the processing state when you don’t have the license to SFD.

Last updated on October 24, 2024
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