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STEREO DELAY

Iris 2 actually contains two distinct delay models: the default

ultra-clean digital delay, and a classic analog delay model

which includes moderate tape-style saturation when used

aggressively.

Delay Parameters

Sync locks delay times to the Host Tempo for distinct rhythmic

delay eects.

Delay Time (L/R) determines the amount of time that will

pass before each successive repeat of your incoming audio.

When Host Sync is enabled, these values can be speciﬁed in

subdivisions or multiples of one musical beat determined by

your host’s time signature and beats per minute. For example:

¼. means “dotted quarter note,” or ¼T means “quarter note

triplet.”

Feedback (L/R) determines how much the signal is fed back

through the delay. To create longer delays, increase the

Feedback control. Shorter feedback times result in very short,

single repeat “slap back” or “tape slap” echoes.

Low and High Cuto controls the high- and low-pass ﬁlters applied to the delay,

eectively controlling the timbre of the delay without aecting the dry signal to create

added spectral sensations of distance.

Crossmix feeds the left delay channel output back into the right delay channel and vice

versa, creating a varied stereo delay image.

Pan adjusts the overall stereo balance of the left and right delay channels.

Link L/R connects the left and right sides of the controls for Delay Time and Feedback.