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Chapter 3: Description of Features
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Delay
Delay provides repetition, or echo, of a signal. By adding feedback, the
delayed signal can repeat many times, with each successive repetition
softer than its predecessor.
Parameter
Range Description
Delay Type
1 to 4
Selects the type of Delay (see below).
Main Delay Time
00 to 99
Controls the speed of the delay (see chart on next page).
Delay Time Offset 00 to 99
Offsets the left & right channels (see page 31).
Delay Feedback
00 to 99
Controls the number of repetitions.
Dynamic Delay
00 to 99
Threshold above which Delay is muted.
Delay Level
00 to 99
Controls the output level of the Delay effect.
The
DELAY TYPE
parameter lets you choose from the following Delay
types:
Display Delay Type
Description
Max. Delay
1
Mono Delay
Provides a single delay of signal.
1250 mS
2
Stereo Delay
Provides two discrete delays; one to the
left channel, the other to the right channel.
625 mS
3
Ping Pong
Delay
This two channel delay has the output of
each channel flowing into the other, going
back and forth like a game of ping-pong.
625 mS
4-0 to
4-9
Multi Tap
Delay
Provides 5 delays at once, with 10
configurations (see below).
n/a
If the
DELAY ON/OFF
parameter is turned off, the Delay effect will not be heard
(see page 35). If you adjust any of the Delay parameters, the display will flash
OFF twice to indicate it is turned off.
T
IP
The Stereo Delay and Ping Pong Delay types will sound even wider
when the
CABINET SPREAD
parameter is turned on. See page 35 for
more information.
Multi Tap Delay
This is like having five delays at once, each having a different delay time,
volume and panning. There are 10 Multi Tap configurations (4-0 through
4-9), each with its own rhythm. The
MAIN DELAY TIME
parameter lets you
control the relative ÒspreadÓ, or tempo, of all taps at once while keeping
the same rhythm. When set to low numbers, the taps are closer together; at
higher values, the taps become spaced further apart. The
DELAY FEEDBACK
parameter controls all taps at once, making it easy to adjust the total
number of ÒechoesÓ.
Main Delay Time
0 is the shortest delay time and 99 is the longest. This range is exponential,
which means that the lower numbers take small steps, and the bigger