Steinberg Groove Agent 4 User manual

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Table of Contents
6 Installation and Setup
6 Welcome
7 Typographical Conventions
7 USB-eLicenser
8 System Requirements
8 Launching Installation via the Start Center
9 Launching Installation Manually
9 How You Can Reach Us
9 Setting Up
10 Setting Up Groove Agent as a VST
Instrument
11 Selecting Outputs
11 Using Groove Agent in an AU-Compatible
Application
12 Using the Instrument as Standalone
Application
13 Introduction
13 Window Overview
14 About Kits, Presets, and Groove Agent ONE
Content
16 Managing Your Sounds
16 Loading Kits
16 Kit Slot
17 Kit Rack
18 Kit Context Menu
19 Managing and Loading Files
20 Managing Files via the MediaBay
24 Loading Files Using the Browser
30 Common Editing Methods
30 Encoders and Sliders
30 Multi Selection and Par
ameter Controls
31 Adjusting the Value Ranges
31 Buttons
31 Value Fields
32 Using Key Commands
33 Presets
33 Handling Section and Module Presets
33 Handling VST Presets
35 Working With Pads
36 Instrument Pads
37 Using an Alternative MIDI Note Assignment
38 Pad Section
40 Pattern Section
42 Performance Section
43 Using MIDI Effects
47 Pattern Pads
47 Assigning MIDI Files to Pads
48 Assigning Multiple MIDI Files to Pads
48 Removing MIDI Files from Pads
48 Using MIDI Port B for Pattern Pads
49 Locking Pad Settings
49 Moving and Copying Pattern Pads
50 Overview Tab
52 Pattern Editor
61 Common Pad Settings
62 Pad Functions
63 Beat Agent
63 Sound Editing
64 Absolute and Relative Editing
64 Editing Selection or All
64 Assigning Samples to Pads
66 Changing the Order of Pads
67 Mapping View
68 Main Tab
71 Editing the Envelope
76 Pitch Tab
78 Filter Tab
80 Amp Tab
81
Sample Tab
91 Slice Tab
96 Pattern Editing
96 Mixing
97 Agent Mixer
98 Importing and Exporting Files
98 Importing MPC and GAK Files
98 Importing REX Files and Sliced Loops
99 Exporting Kits with Samples
99 Finding Missing Samples
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101 Acoustic Agent
101 Sound Editing
102 About the 24 Bit and 16 Bit Sample Versions
102 Instrument Preview
102 Sound Parameters
107 Pattern Editing
108 Agent Tab
113 Mixing
113 Agent Mixer
117 Percussion Agent
117 Sound Editing
118 About the 24 Bit and 16 Bit Sample Versions
118 Instrument Preview
119 Sound Parameters
120 Pattern Editing
120 Agent Tab
123 Mixing
123 Agent Mixer
124 Agent Mixer Overview
124 Channel Parameters
125 Agent Mixer Equalizer and Effects
126 Mixing and Effect Handling
126 Mixer Page
126 AUX Mixer
127 Kit Mixer
128 Master Mixer
128 Effect Handling
129 Using the Insert Effect Slots
131 Effects Reference
131 Reverb and Delay Effects
131 REVerence
132 Reverb
135 Multi Delay
136 EQ Effects
136 Studio EQ
137 Graphic EQ
138 DJ-EQ
139 Filter Effects
139 Auto Filter
142 MorphFilter
143 Distortion Effects
143 Distortion
144 Tape Saturator
145 Tube Saturator
145 Modulation Effects
145 Chorus
146 Flanger
147 Step Flanger
148 Phaser
149 Ring Modulator
151 Frequency Shifter
153 Vintage Ensemble
154 Dynamics Effects
154 Compressor
156 VintageCompressor
157 Tube Compressor
158 Limiter
159 Brickwall Limiter
160 Maximizer
160 Expander
162 Gate
163 Envelope Shaper
164 Panner Effects
164 Stereo Pan
164 StereoEnhancer
165 Automation and MIDI Controllers
165 Automation
166 MIDI Controllers
167 Assigning MIDI Controllers
167 Setting the Parameter Range
169 Global Functions and Settings
169 Plug-in Functions Section
169 Multi Slot Section
169 Master Section
170 Performance Displays
170 The Plug-in Name and Steinberg Logo
171 Toolbar
172 The Keyboard
173 Options Page
178 Using the Standalone Version of the
Plug-In
178 Making Preferences Settings
178 Preferences Dialog
180 Selecting the MIDI Input and the Audio
Output
181 Scratch Pad
181 Transport Controls
181 The Info Icon
181 Song Position Indicator
182 Tempo and Time Signature
182 Recording Your Performance
183 Using the Metronome
183 Loading a MIDI File
183 MIDI Channel Filter
183 Saving a MIDI File
184 Master Volume
185 Mixer Routing Diagrams
188 Index
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Installation and Setup
Welcome
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing Steinberg’s Groove Agent 4.
With the fourth incarnation of your favorite virtual drummer, Groove Agent emerges
as an entirely revamped instrument that raises the level in terms of quality,
functionality, and authenticity. The whole library was created from scratch to meet
the requirements of contemporary music producers, for both acoustic and
electronic music productions. Many innovative features have found their way into
the new version to enhance the initial design that made Groove Agent exceptional
in its class.
All the new features and functionalities are described in detail in this manual. Please
don’t forget to register at MySteinberg in order to gain access to online support
offers and additional exclusive services. And check out the official Steinberg
community at www.steinberg.net/forum for tips and tons of other useful information.
We wish you lots of musical inspiration while working with your brand-new drum
studio!
The Steinberg Team
The Agent Concept
Groove Agent 4 combines the creative power of 3 different rhythm modules: the
Acoustic, Beat, and Percussion Agents.
Each of these tools offers its own approach to drums and rhythms, with special
ways of creating your own inspiring beats in a huge range of styles. The creative
potential of each agent can even be combined with any of the others. 4 agent slots
allow you to mix and match your ideal rhythm section or combine Acoustic Agent
and Beat Agent to create ultra-modern hybrid beats.
Installation and Setup
Typographical Conventions
7
Typographical Conventions
Many of the default key commands use modifier keys, some of which are different
depending on the operating system. For example, the default key command for
Undo is [Ctrl]-[Z] on Windows and [Command]-[Z] on Mac OS X.
When key commands with modifier keys are described in this manual, they are
sho
wn with the Windows modifier key first, in the following way:
[Win modifier key]/[Mac modifier key]-[key]
For example, [Ctrl]/[Command]-[Z] means
press [Ctrl] on Windows or [Command]
on Mac OS X, then press [Z]”.
Similarly, [Alt]/[Option]-[X] means “press [Alt] on Windows or [Option] on Mac OS
X, then press [X]”.
USB-eLicenser
Operation of Steinberg software often requires a USB-eLicenser, a hardware copy
protection device.
The USB-eLicenser is a USB device on which your Steinberg software licenses are
stored. All hardware-protected Steinberg products use the same type of device,
and you can store several licenses on one device. Also, licenses can – within certain
limits – be transferred between USB-eLicensers.
If your Steinberg software product does not include a USB-eLicenser, you can
purchase one through the Steinberg online shop.
In the eLicenser Control Center, you can activate new licenses and check which
licenses are installed on your USB-eLicenser. After installation of your Steinberg
application, the eLicenser Control Center can be opened via the Start menu on
Windows systems or the Applications folder on Mac OS X systems.
If you are using other copy-protected Steinberg products, you may want to transfer
all licenses for your applications to one USB-eLicenser, thus using up only one USB
port of your computer. Refer to the eLicenser Control Center Help for information
on how to transfer licenses between USB-eLicensers.
Installation and Setup
System Requirements
8
System Requirements
Your computer must meet the following minimum requirements:
Launching Installation via the Start Center
From the Start Center application you can easily install your program and inform
yourself about the package contents.
For Steinberg software delivered with an installation medium, the Start Center
lau
nches automatically as soon as you insert the disc in your computer’s
CD/DVD drive, provided that autorun is activated.
For Steinberg software downloaded from the internet, the Start Center
laun
ches when you double-click the downloaded file.
NOTE
The installer allows you to save the content files on a different hard drive than the
program files.
PROCEDURE
1. In the Start Center, choose your preferred language.
2. Click Install.
3. Follow the instructions on screen.
Mac OS X Windows
Mac OS X Version 10.8/10.9*
Intel dual-core processor
CoreAudio-compatible audio hardware
VST 3 or AU-compatible host application for
using Groove Agent as a plug-in
Windows 7/Windows 8*
Intel or AMD dual-core processor
Windows-compatible audio hardware**
VST 3 or VST 2-compatible host application
for using Groove Agent as a plug-in
4 GB RAM
10 GB of free hard-disk space
Display resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels
DVD ROM dual-layer drive
USB-eLicenser (not included)
Internet connection required for installation, activation, account setup, and
personal/product registration.
*Native 32-bit and 64-bit program version.
**ASIO-compatible audio hardware recommended for low-latency performance.
Installation and Setup
Launching Installation Manually
9
Launching Installation Manually
If you do not want to install the program via the Start Center, you can install it
manually.
On Windows systems, double-click the file “Setup.exe” and follow the
in
structions on screen.
On Mac OS X systems, double-click the file “Groove Agent.mpkg” and follow
the
instructions on screen.
How You Can Reach Us
Click the Steinberg logo in the top right corner of the control panel to open a
pop-up menu containing items for getting additional information and help.
This menu contains links to various Steinberg web pages. Select a link to
op
en the corresponding page. On the web pages, you can find support and
compatibility information, answers to frequently asked questions, links for
downloading new drivers, etc.
To open the Operation Manual, select Help.
You also find a menu item for the registration of your product.
As a registered user, you are entitled to technical support, you gain access to
e
xclusive offers such as software updates and upgrades, and more.
Setting Up
The following sections describe how to use Groove Agent as a plug-in in different
host applications.
NOTE
Groove Agent can also be used as a standalone application.
Installation and Setup
Setting Up
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Setting Up Groove Agent as a VST Instrument
Steinberg DAWs provide two ways of working with VST instruments: the VST
Instruments rack and instrument tracks.
Accessing Groove Agent via the VST Instruments Rack
PREREQUISITE
You have correctly set up your Steinberg DAW, as well as your MIDI and audio
hardware, and the DAW receives MIDI data from your external MIDI keyboard.
PROCEDURE
1. Select Devices > VST Instruments.
2. In the VST Instruments window, click the Add Rack Instrument button and
select Groove Agent.
You are asked whether you want to create an associated MIDI track connected to the
VST instrument.
3. Click Create.
RESULT
Groove Agent is loaded and activated, and its control panel opens. A
corresponding MIDI track is added to the track list. The output of this track is routed
to Groove Agent.
NOTE
If you want to use Groove Agent in another VST host application, please refer to the
documentation of the corresponding application.
Accessing Groove Agent via an Instrument Track
PROCEDURE
1. In the Steinberg DAW, you can add instrument tracks in the following way:
Select Project > Add Track > Instrument.
In the VST
Instruments window, click the Add Instrument Track button.
The Add Instrument Track di
alog opens.
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Setting Up
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2. On the Instrument pop-up menu, select Groove Agent.
3. Click Ad
d Track to create the instrument track.
4. Click the Edit Instrument bu
tton in the Inspector to open the Groove Agent
control panel.
RESULT
Groove Agent is set up as a VST instrument in your DAW. For more information
about working with VST instruments, see the Operation Manual of your DAW.
Selecting Outputs
Groove Agent loads with a stereo output configuration by default. However, you can
use additional outputs in the Steinberg DAW. This allows you to route all kit slots to
a dedicated channel in the MixConsole.
PROCEDURE
1. To make the outputs available, open the VST Instruments window.
2. Click the Activate Outputs button for the instrument.
3. Activate the outputs that you want to use.
RESULT
The Steinberg DAW automatically adds an output channel for each additional
output to the MixConsole.
Using Groove Agent in an AU-Compatible Application
You can use Groove Agent in an AU host application, for example, Logic. The AU
version of Groove Agent is installed in your AU plug-ins folder and lets Groove
Agent work in an AU environment without any performance loss or incompatibilities.
PROCEDURE
1. For Logic Pro, open the Track Mixer and select the instrument channel that
you want to use.
2. Click in the I/O field and select AU Instruments > Steinberg > Groove
Agent.
3. Select one of the available channel configurations.
RESULT
Groove Agent is now loaded as an AU instrument.
Installation and Setup
Setting Up
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Using the Instrument as Standalone Application
Groove Agent can be used as a standalone application, independently of any host
application. In this case, you can connect the instrument directly to your audio
hardware.
R
ELATED LINKS
Using the Standalone Version of the Plug-In on page 178
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Introduction
Window Overview
The application interface follows a fixed-size single window concept.
The window is subdivided into several sections:
The plug-in functions section at the top.
The kit slot section and the kit rack below the plug-in functions section.
The pad section on the left.
The edit display on the right. It c
ontains the Load, Edit, Mixer, and Options
pages.
At the bottom of the panel, you can display a keyboard.
If you are using the standalone version of Groove Agent, you find a number of
spec
ific functions in an extra section at the top of the application window.
Introduction
About Kits, Presets, and Groove Agent ONE Content
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About Kits, Presets, and Groove Agent ONE Content
Kits
Kits contain all information about the kit or sliced loop and about the insert effects
that are used on the mixer channel. Kits can also contain MIDI patterns.
Kits can be saved and loaded via the kit rack or the kit slot section.
Kit Rack
Kit Slot Section
Sliced Loop Kits
Instead of MIDI patterns, sliced loop kits contain the MIDI phrase that is needed to
play back the loop. Other than that, sliced loop kits are similar to regular kits, in that
they can use insert effects, etc.
Plug-in Presets (VST Presets)
A plug-in preset contains all information necessary to restore the complete state of
the plug-in. This includes all 4 kits, the MIDI patterns, as well as any insert and AUX
effects. All of these settings are also saved with the project in your host application.
Groove Agent ONE Content
Groove Agent can load Groove Agent ONE presets. The presets can either be
loaded as kits in the kit rack or the kit slot section or as plug-in presets via the preset
management menu in the plug-in header.
If you load a Groove Agent ONE preset as a plug-in preset, the global plug-in
parameters are set to the default values.
If you load a preset as a kit, all global plug-in parameters remain unchanged.
NOTE
Groove Agent ONE presets always show the icon for a plug-in preset in the
MediaBay, even if they are shown in the preset loader.
Introduction
About Kits, Presets, and Groove Agent ONE Content
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Content Files and Folder Structure
Groove Agent comes with a large amount of ready-to-use sound content. This
content is write-protected. You can edit files while they are loaded, but you cannot
overwrite the factory content files.
To save edits to the factory content, save the files under a new name. These files
get the file name extension .vstpreset and are referred to as user content. They
can be searched and categorized in the same way as factory content.
User content is saved in a predefined folder structure on your hard disk. You can
create subfolders within this structure to facilitate moving or exchanging content.
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Managing Your Sounds
Loading Kits
There are several ways to load kits:
Via drag & drop from the Windows Explorer/Mac OS Finder.
Via the context menu in the kit rack.
By clicking the Load Kit
button at the right of the kit name in the kit slot
section.
Via the Med
iaBay or the Browser
Kit Slot
This section shows the name of the loaded kit. In addition, the following global
controls are available:
Load button
Click this button to show the list of available kits.
You can also click the kit name to open th
is list. Right-click the kit name to
open the kit context menu.
Load Previous/Next Kit
Click these buttons to load the previous/next kit from the list of available kits.
Load Kit with Patterns
Activate this button to make sure that kits are always loaded together with
their pa
tterns.
Size
Shows the size of all loaded samples.
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Kit Rack
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Polyphony
Adjusts the polyphony of the kit.
MIDI Channel
Sets the MIDI channel for the kit.
MIDI Input Indicator
The MIDI symbol starts blinking if incoming MIDI signals are detected.
Velocity Curve
Sets the velocity response curve of the kit. This allows you to adapt the kit to
yo
ur hardware MIDI controller or playing style.
Song Position Counter
The song position counter shows the current song position in bars, beats, and
16t
h notes. If you activate the Play button in Groove Agent, the song position
counter always starts at 1.0.0.0 and runs until you click stop.
Tempo Display
The tempo display next to the position counter shows the tempo of the host
application.
Kit Rack
The Kit rack can be found to the right of the kit slot section. It gives you an overview
over the loaded kits and their corresponding agent, and allows you to perform some
kit editing for the selected kit via the context menu.
To select a kit, click on it.
Managing Your Sounds
Kit Context Menu
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Kit Context Menu
Load Kit
Opens a pop-up menu containing the available kits. Double-click a kit to load
it.
Load Kit With Patterns
Allows you to load a kit with
its MIDI patterns, if any.
Load Pattern Group
Allows you to load a predefined set of MIDI file assignments and play
parameter settin
gs for the 16 pads of the selected group.
Save Pattern Group
Allows you to save the 16 pads of the current group and their settings as a
pattern group.
Delete Pattern Group
Allows you to delete a pattern group.
Save Kit
Saves the kit. If you try to overwrite w
rite-protected factory content, a dialog
opens that allows you to save the edited kit under a new name.
Save Kit As
Allows you to save the kit under a new name.
Remove Kit
Removes the kit and its patterns from the slot.
Managing Your Sounds
Managing and Loading Files
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Revert to Last Saved Kit
Reverts to the kit that was originally loaded on the slot. If the kit was loaded
w
ithout patterns, only the kit and no patterns are loaded.
Cut Kit
Copies the kit and its patterns and removes it from the slot.
Copy Kit
Copies the kit and its patterns.
Paste Kit
Pastes the copied kit into the slot. If th
e slot already contains a kit, it is
replaced.
Rename Kit
Allows you to rename the kit.
Reset Agent
Loads the In
it preset of the agent.
Import
Allows you to import MPC
and GAK files.
Export Kit With Samples
Exports the kit together with its associated s
amples.
NOTE
Samples that are part of protected content, such as the VST Sound content,
cannot be exported.
Managing and Loading Files
On the Load page, you can switch between the MediaBay and the Browser. These
can be used to manage, navigate to, load, and preview different file types.
The Med
iaBay gives you access to presets, such as multis and kits.
In the Browser, you can browse for samples and presets. The Browser also shows
samples that are part of VST Sound content.
To switch between Med
iaBay and Browser, click the corresponding button
on the Load page.
Managing Your Sounds
Managing and Loading Files
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Managing Files via the MediaBay
In the top section of the MediaBay, you specify which sounds to look for. The lower
section presents the corresponding results.
To adjust the size of the two sections, drag the divider at the top of the results
list.
Applying Filters
Category Filter
You can filter the results list based on up to 3 filter criteria using the configurable
attribute columns. Standard attributes are Style and Sub Style.
Only the files that match the filter are displayed in the results list.
To define the filter, click on specific values in the columns.
To refine the filter, select mor
e values from other columns.
To select different filter criteria, click the column header and select a different
attribu
te from the submenu.
Instrument Set Filter
Use the Select Content Set pop-up menu to search a specific content set only. By
default, the search is performed in all installed content sets.
Managing Your Sounds
Managing and Loading Files
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Results List
The results list shows all files that have been found according to the category filter.
Text Search
In the text search field on the results list toolbar, you
can enter text contained
in the name or any of the attributes of a preset that you are looking for. The
results list updates immediately and the Category search section above
shows all categories that contain presets matching the text search.
To reset the text-based result filter, click the Reset but
ton next to the search
field.
View Filters
The toolbar has 2 filter buttons to define which
preset types to display: multis
or kits. In the results list, the corresponding icon is shown to the left of the
preset name.
Rating Filter
You can limit the results list according t
o the rating of the presets. Use the
rating slider to define the minimum rating.
Content Filter
The content filter buttons allow you to defin
e whether to show all presets, only
the factory presets, or only your user presets.
Columns
The columns show all the attribute values
for the presets that match the filters
that you set up in the top section.
Setting Up the Result Columns
You can select which attribute columns to display by clicking the Set up
Re
sult Columns button on the toolbar.
Results Counter
The number of presets that match the filter
criteria is displayed at the right of
the toolbar.
Configuring the Results List
To configure which attributes are shown in the results list, click the Set up
Result Columns button in the upper right corner of the results list and
activate the corresponding entries. New attributes are added at the right of
the list.
To reorder the columns in the results list, drag the column headers to another
position.
To change the sorting of the list entries, click the column header. The triangle
in
the column header shows the sorting direction.
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Steinberg Groove Agent 4 User manual

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