Lfo section – Sonic Charge Echobode User Manual
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MIX
Mixes the wet and dry signal to your liking. Because of the phase distortion of
Echo-
bode
, even a frequency shifting of 0 Hz will affect the sound although it is extremely
subtle if you do not mix it with the dry signal. If you mix it you will hear the typical spec-
tral "notches" and "phases" that you associate with a phaser effect.
LFO Section
TARGET
The built-in
LFO
can affect
FREQUENCY
shift amount,
PHASE
adjustment or
DELAY
time. Just like the
RANGE
dial, changing
LFO TARGET
will make the
AMOUNT
knob
jump. The
LFO
waveform is always a smooth sine shape.
RATE
The rate of the
LFO
, from 0 to 100 Hz if
SYNC
is off and 8 measures to 1/64 if
SYNC
is
on. A rate of 0 Hz is actually useful as it will reset the LFO output to a high constant
level. With the
STEREO
switch you can then use
AMOUNT
to separate the left and
right setting of the designated
TARGET
. E.g. having different amount of frequency shift-
ing on the left and right audio channels.
SYNC
Turn this on to synchronize the
LFO
to song position and tempo. The
LFO
will follow
the song position when the sequencer is running so that things will sound the same
every time
(as common among Reason devices)
. However if you change the synchro-
nized rate when playing, the
LFO
is still adjusted smoothly and it will never jump
abruptly. There is a CV output for the
LFO
signal on the backside
(this is the signal be-
fore it is scaled by the AMOUNT)
.
AMOUNT
Sets the amount of
LFO
modulation on the designated target. As said above, changing
the
TARGET
can make the
AMOUNT
knob jump. Also to repeat, with a 0 Hz
LFO
rate
and
STEREO
enabled, the
AMOUNT
knob can be used to set the designated
TARGET
parameter of the left and right channel independently.
STEREO
Enable
STEREO
to invert the modulation of the right audio channel
(meaning it will go
down when the left channel goes up and vice versa)
. If you have enabled
CROSS
and a
lot of
FEEDBACK
this stereo separation will be less prominent but will still affect the
stereo image.
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