Specifications
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Delay
The Delay plug-in provides time delay-based ef-
fects, with up to 10.9 seconds of delay, at any
session sample rate. You can also use it to pro-
duce multiple delay-based effects, including slap
echo, doubling, chorusing, and flanging.
The controls of the AudioSuite Delay plug-in op-
erate in non-real-time, but are otherwise identi-
cal to the real-time Mod Delay II plug-in.
If you have the Mod Delay Plug-In installed,
Short Delay, Slap Delay, Medium Delay, and
Long Delay will be available in the AudioSuite
menu in addition to Delay (Mod Delay II). The
features of these plug-ins are identical to their
real-time counterparts. The only difference is
that the AudioSuite versions operate in non-real
time.
Selecting Audio Delay Processing
Because AudioSuite Delay adds additional mate-
rial (a delay tap) to the end of selected audio,
make a selection that is longer than the original
source material to allow the delay tap to be writ-
ten into the end of the audio file.
Selecting only the original material, without
leaving additional space at the end, will cause
delay taps that occur after the end of the region
to be cut off.
Normalize
The Normalize plug-in optimizes the volume
level of an audio selection. Use it on material re-
corded with too little amplitude, or on material
whose volume levels are inconsistent (as in a
poorly recorded narration).
Unlike compression and limiting, which modify
the dynamics of audio material, normalization
preserves dynamics by uniformly increasing (or
decreasing) amplitude.
Delay AudioSuite plug-in
For information on the individual controls
for the AudioSuite Delay plug-in, see “Mod
Delay II” on page 71.
For information on the individual controls
for the AudioSuite
Short Delay, Slap Delay,
Medium Delay, and Long Delay
plug-ins,
see “Mod Delay II” on page 71.
To prevent clipping during sample rate con-
version, Normalize to no greater than the
range between –2 dB to –0.5 dB. Optimum
settings will vary with your program mate-
rial and your Conversion Quality setting (in
the Editing tab of the Preferences dialog).
Normalize plug-in