GFader-Manual.pdf

Welcome to GFader

It's a volume knob. A knob to control volume. You know, also known as "gain". That's it.

Hints

Turn the knob anti-clockwise to decrease the volume, or clockwise to increase the volume.

Interface

The GFader GUI features a single knob, which is labelled "Gain".

Gain: The actual volume knob.

License

GVST plug-ins are provided to the user at no cost. While every GVST plug-in is tested to the

best of the developer's ability, no warranty or guarantee is offered to the end user.

No suggestions made by the developer or his representatives (i.e., freely offered support) are

to be taken as an implied warranty or guarantee.

These plug-ins may only be distributed by the official GVST website, or by parties explicitly

given permission by the developer.

GVST plug-ins are to be distributed only in their original form as intended by the developer

(i.e., the unaltered archive).

GVST plug-ins are freeware, meaning you are never under any obligation to pay for them!

However, should you wish to help support continued development of GVST software, please

consider donating through the official website.

Credits

Development, code, website and graphics by Graham Yeadon.

Documentation by Greg Pettit and Graham Yeadon (many thanks to Greg for all of his help).

VST technology copyright Steinberg GmbH.

The "VST" name and logo are registered trademarks of Steinberg GmbH.

I would not make these plug-ins available if I did not feel that they were safe and stable. However, I cannot take

responsibility for any damage, difficulty, or stress caused by their use. Please do not download any software

unless you agree with the license conditions. VST and Windows are trademarks of Steinberg and Microsoft

respectively.