2.1

Overview

Volcano's interface is divided into horizontal sections:

• Presets, undo and A/B
  The Undo, Redo, A/B and Copy buttons at the top of the plug-in interface enable you to undo your changes and switch between different states of the plug-in. With the preset buttons, you can easily browse through the factory presets or save your own settings so you can re-use them in other songs.
• Interactive filter display
  This is the graphic representation of the filter settings which allows you to drag all filters individually or simultaneously and control the filter settings with key combinations. See Interactive filter display.
• Filter controls
  At the bottom of the display, the filter controls provide full control over all filter parameters. The filters offer a choice of low-pass, high-pass and band-pass modes and come with 11 algorithms that offer different filter characteristics. Each filter has a special delay option with short delay times up to 30 ms, creating all kinds of stereo effects. At the left of the filter controls, the routing button selects the routing of the four filters.
• Modulation slots
  The modulation slots are the connection between modulation sources and modulation targets. You can very easily set up modulation connection with drag-and-drop. See Modulation.
• Modulation sources and selection bar
  All modulation sources that you create are grouped horizontally. Above the modulation sources, the source selection bar provides an overview of all sources and enables quick access to them. FabFilter Volcano 2 offers XLFO, Envelope Generator (EG), Envelope Follower (EF) and MIDI sources. See also Modulation.
• MIDI Learn, monitoring and input/output/mix
  The bottom bar contains the MIDI Learn feature which sets up any MIDI controller to control any plug-in parameter. Next, we find various output options and mix buttons. See Output controls.

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