How does real-time signal manipulation occur on the S6000?

Real-time signal manipulation on the S6000 is primarily achieved via the user interface using MIDI or external controllers. This method allows for dynamic interaction with the audio processing in a way that can be tailored to the user's needs during performance or mixing sessions.

The ability to utilize MIDI or external control surfaces enhances the hands-on experience, enabling users to tweak parameters, adjust effects, and modify settings on-the-fly. This flexibility is essential for achieving nuanced audio textures and real-time adjustments that may be necessary in live environments or detailed studio work.

In contrast, relying solely on physical knobs limits the capacity for complex manipulations that involve multiple parameters or effects simultaneously. Additionally, while software updates and preset configurations play important roles in the overall function and quality of sound processing, they do not directly facilitate real-time engagement with the signal in the same interactive manner as MIDI or external controllers.