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250 Synth objects
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The available effects algorithms per unit are described in the
following.
Mono delay (tempo sync / millisec.)
Simple, monophonic delay effect
Parameters
• Time: Delay time controlled by musical measure (sync) or free
running
• Feedback: Repetition
• Damping: High damping of the repetition
Stereo delay (tempo sync / millisec.)
Stereophonic repetition, adjustable separately per side
Parameters
• Left / Right: Delay times, synced or free running
• Feedback: In contrast to mono delay, no repetition takes place in
the middle position of the feedback controller. When turned to the
left the type of delay is that of the so-called "ping-pong" variety, i.e.
the signal is alternately sent so that is jumps from one channel to the
other. When turned to the right the delay effect is "dual mono", in
which case left and right sides act as two independent time-delay
units.
Chorus
Produces a typical "floating/shimmering sound" by modulated
detuning of a signal to "thicken up" its sound or spread it across the
stereo field. Detuning is achieved by a short delay, the length of
which can be varied by the modulation. This produces the so-called
"Doppler" effect.
Parameters
• Time: Delay time in milliseconds. This can be understood as the
"base" modulation which is stretched or compressed by the
modulator.
• Rate: Modulation speed
• Depth: Modulation amplitude. Low values modulate only a little,
higher values lead to a clear vibrato.