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Effects and Instruments Reference
Effects Parameters
Modulation Effects
AutoPan
AutoPan automatically moves the track’s signal from left to right and back again. Rate
determines how quickly the signal moves back and forth. Width adjusts how far to the
left and right the signal goes.
Chorus
Chorus works by doubling whatever is sent into it with a slightly detuned version. Rate
changes the speed of the chorus effect. Width adjusts how much the signal is detuned.
The Mix parameter determines how much original signal you hear versus the affected
signal.
Flanger
Flanger works like the Chorus effect in that it doubles the input signal. Instead of
detuning it, however, it delays it slightly by a gradually changing amount. The Rate
parameter adjusts the speed of the effect. Feedback determines the intensity of the
typical Flanger sweep. The Mix parameter determines how much original signal you
hear versus the affected signal.
Phaser
The Phaser effect works by applying multiple filters to the signal. Rate determines the
speed of the effect. Feedback determines the intensity of the typical Phaser sweep.
The Mix parameter determines how much original signal you hear versus the affected
signal.
Rotary
Rotary emulates a rotating speaker, which is a popular effect for electronic organ
sounds, but also works great for guitar. The Speed parameter adjusts the speed of the
rotation.
Tremolo
Tremolo works by creating a repetitive variation of gain. Rate determines the speed of
the gain adjustments. Depth determines how much the gain varies.
Vibrato
Vibrato works by rapidly creating slight changes in pitch. It is the same idea as playing
a note on a guitar and moving your finger back and forth within the fret. Rate changes
the speed of the effect. Depth determines how much the pitch varies.