Pigtronix Echolution Chrome - Manual (Page 6)

Modulation Controls – Warp Your Mind
The modulation section of the Echolution allows both pitch (chorus) and
amplitude (tremolo) modulation of the delay signal. This can add a beautiful,
three-dimensional ambience to your sound, particularly in stereo. The
modulation controls are only active when the green Modulation Delay LED
is on.
14. CHORUS – - This control sets the depth of the pitch modulation. When
turned fully counterclockwise, there will be no pitch modulation. The
CHORUS control has an inverse relationship to the DELAY TIME control.
With longer delay times, less chorus depth is needed. This means that
when you turn the DELAY TIME control clockwise, you will want to bring
the CHORUS control counterclockwise.
15. TREMOLO – This control sets the depth of the amplitude modulation. When
turned fully counterclockwise, there will be no amplitude modulation.
16. LFO SPEED – This control sets the rate of the Chorus and Tremolo effects.
17. DELAY TIME – This control works along with the modulation delay range
switch to set the length of the delay time.
Toggle Switches – Up = On
18. MODULATION DELAY TIME – This three-way toggle switch determines the
range of the delay time knob.
S (short) mode runs between 10ms –120ms.
M (medium) mode runs between 100ms -1.2sec.
L (long) mode runs between 1sec and 12sec.
19. TRAILS – This switch lets the echoes fade naturally (according to the
FEEDBACK setting) when the effect is bypassed. This makes for smooth
transitions between the “effect on” and “bypass” settings.
20. REVERSE – This switch causes the delay line to run backwards. Reverse is
only available in Tap Tempo mode and in the L (long) setting of the
Modulation Delay mode.
21. LOOP – This switch causes the content of the delay line to be repeated
indefinitely. Although the Echolution can be used as a stand-alone loop
machine, you will get better results by this function in combination with a
dedicated looping device.
22. 1/4 - This switch introduces an additional echo at 1/4 of the length of the
master delay time.
23. 1/2 - This switch introduces an additional echo at 1/2 of the length of the
master delay time.
24. 3/4 - This switch introduces an additional echo at 3/4 of the length of the
master delay time.