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UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 239 - Chapter 27: Roland CE-1
Stereo Mode
Switch
The Stereo Mode switch determines the operating mode of CE-1
when the plug-in is used in a configuration with stereo
input, such as
a stereo audio track insert or stereo effects bus.
The hardware CE-1 has only a monophonic input. Its output can be
mono (wet and dry signal mixed at one output jack) or stereo (dry signal in
one output jack, wet signal in other output jack). We’ve adapted the model
for the modern era, enabling a true stereo input.
Note: This switch has no affect in a mono-in/mono-out or mono-in/stereo-out
configuration.
When CE-1 is used in a stereo input configuration, the Stereo Mode switch af-
fects the output as follows:
Dual Mode
In Dual mode the CE-1 behaves as a dual-mono device, functioning as two in-
dependent CE-1’s, each running in mono mode on one side of the stereo sig-
nal.
The left output contains a mix of the dry left input signal and the processed left
channel signal, while the right output contains a mix of the dry right input sig-
nal and the processed right channel signal. Additionally, the LFO’s of the dual
CE-1 channels are 90 degrees out of phase (quadrature) for maximum effect.
Classic Mode
In Classic mode, the CE-1 behavior is similar to that of a mono-in/stereo out
configuration. The left and right channel inputs are mixed to mono, and the
dry signal (mixed left and right channels) appear at the left output, and the
wet effect signal appears at the right output.
Output Level
Knob
This knob determines the signal level at the output of the plug-
in. The range is 0 – 100%.
Note: This is not a wet/dry mix control.
Chorus Intensity
Knob
When CE-1 is in chorus mode, the amount of chorusing effect is
determined by this knob.
Note: When in vibrato mode, chorus intensity has no affect.