Modulation Delay
When Feedback Mode is “norN” (NORMAL)
When Feedback Mode is “CroS” (CROSS)
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- You can also press a corresponding step button to select the parameter items.
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Step buttons | Parameter | Value | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
[1] | tyPe | dLy3 | Adds a wavering feel to the delay sound. |
[2] | Sľ | Off, On | Turns the effect on/off. |
[3] | L.Snc | Off, On | When this is “ON”, the effect synchronizes with the tempo of the rhythm. |
[4] | L.tiN | 1–1300 (ms) | Time from when the direct sound of the left channel is heard until the delay sound is heard |
[5] | L.not | ||
[6] | r.Snc | Off, On | When this is “ON”, the effect synchronizes with the tempo of the rhythm. |
[7] | r.tiN | 1–1300 (ms) | Time from when the direct sound of the right channel is heard until the delay sound is heard |
[8] | r.not | ||
[9] | FB.Nd | norN, CroS | The input where the delay sound is returned (see the algorithm diagram) |
[10] | Fb | -98–98 (%) | Proportion of the delay sound that is fed back into the effect (negative values invert the phase) |
[11] | H.dNP | 200, 250, 315, 400, 500, 630, 800, 1000, 1250, 1600, 2000, 2500, 3150, 4000, 5000, 6300, 8000 (Hz), byPS | Center frequency at which the high frequencies of the delay sound fed back to the input are cut (byPS: frequencies are not cut)
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[12] | Nod | These parameters configure the modulation. “Modulation parameters” | |
[13] | EQ.Lo | -15–15 (dB) | Amount of low range boost/cut |
[14] | EQ.Hi | -15–15 (dB) | Amount of high range boost/cut |
[15] | bAL | Volume balance between the effect sound and dry (original) sound | |
0–100 | 0 (Effect sound = 0: dry sound = 100) 100 (Effect sound = 100: dry sound = 0) | ||
[16] | LEU | 0–127 | Output level |
Modulation parameters
Step buttons | Parameter | Value | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
[1] | rAT.S | Off, On | When this is “ON”, the effect synchronizes with the tempo of the rhythm. |
[2] | rAT.H | 0.05–10.00 (Hz) | Modulation cycle |
[3] | rAT.n | ||
[4] | dEPt | 0–127 | Modulation depth |
[5] | PHS | 0–180 (deg) | Modulation width |