Stereo Delay; Pingpong Delay - PRESONUS studiolive III series Owner's Manual

8 Master Control
8.2 FX

Stereo Delay

8.2.6
8.2.7

Pingpong Delay

This delay effect is inspired by a classic 80's-era dual-delay unit and provides the
following controls:
• Delay Time A and B. Sets the length of their respective delay line.
• Tap Assign A and B. Assigns the respective Tap Tempo function to the TAP button.
• Feedback A and B. Sets the amount of delayed signal to be fed back to their
respective inputs of the effect. Higher settings lead to longer delay tails (and
eventually, outright chaos).
• Spread. Sets the width of the stereo image
• LP Filter. Sets the cutoff frequency for a low-pass filter, applied to the
delayed signal.
• HP Filter. Sets the cutoff frequency for a high-pass filter, applied to the
delayed signal.
• Feedback A and B LPF. Sets the cutoff frequency for the low-pass filter applied to
the respective feedback signal.
• Feedback A and B HPF. Sets the cutoff frequency for the high-pass filter applied
to the respective feedback signal.
As its name indicates, this stereo delay bounces the signal across the stereo field to
create a wider image.
• Tap Assign L and R. Assigns the respective Tap Tempo function to the TAP button.
• Time Left and Right. Sets the delay time for the left and right side, respectively.
• Width. Sets the width of the stereo image.
• Feedback. Sets the amount of delayed signal fed back into the input of the effect.
• Fb Time. Sets the delay offset of the feedback signal.
• LP Filter. Sets the cutoff frequency for the low-pass filter applied to the
delayed signal.
• HP Filter. Sets the cutoff frequency for the high-pass filter applied to the
delayed signal.
• Fb LPF. Sets the cutoff frequency for the low-pass filter applied to the
feedback signal.
• Fb HPF. Sets the cutoff frequency for the high-pass filter applied to the
feedback signal.
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