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BBD filter

As of Atrium v1.1, normal softens the presence of unwanted artifacts in the analog bucket brigade device signal chain. Since this might change the desired tonality of spectre-heavy patches, you can return to the original v1.0 settings with grit.

Touchplate sensitivity

This setting adjusts the sensitivity of touchplates across Atrium. We recommend trying different modes, as they may bring new depth to your interactions.

Lighting brightness

Though we find Atrium's default lighting level to have a nice legible balance, playing in either exceedingly dark environments or outside in the daylight under a tree can demand different baselines. Depending on your physical setting, we encourage switching between normal, dim, and bright.

To save a patch from Atrium to your computer, use the download buttons for each patch slot. The file's name will auto-populate as preset_X.lua; feel free to rename it, just be sure to keep the .lua extension!

To load a patch onto Atrium from your computer, use the upload buttons for each patch slot and select the Lua file you wish to upload. Loading into a slot overwrites its existing patch, so download before you upload.

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To ensure things go smoothly, please read these notes before you embark on your first firmware update:

The update process will place your Atrium into 'bootloader mode', or Device Firmware Update (DFU) mode, which will make it unresponsive until it reboots. Once the update begins, do not unplug Atrium until you are told its safe to do so.

To update Atrium to the most recent stable release, click Update to latest.
To load a firmware that isn't the most recent stable release, click Update from file and choose the .dfu file you want to load via the dialog box that pops up. Click the second Update button.

Because of browser security protocols, you now will be prompted to connect to the DFU'd Atrium, which will appear as DFU in FS Mode. If you do not wish to proceed, click 'Cancel' and disconnect your Atrium – cycle its power to return to its standard operation.

Once you connect to the DFU'd Atrium, you must proceed with the rest of the firmware flashing process. Stay on this tab as the process completes, wait for confirmation that the firmware has flashed, and only disconnect when the Clerk tells you it's now safe to.