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Chorus makes the sound "thicker" and "fatter," while the Flanger adds an undulating effect to the
timbre of the sound.
MODE (1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8)
Selects the kind of effect (Chorus or Flanger) to be applied.
Modes 1, 2 & 3: Chorus
A standard Chorus effect.
Modes 4, 5 & 6: Hi Band Chorus
Chotus is applied only to the upper harmonics of the sound
"so that the bass end is not thinned out.
Mode 1/4: Chorus:Mono
The direct sound (pre-Chorus) and effect sound (after Chorus
is applied) are combined and then output. The signal in the
left and right channels is identical. This is the mode to use
when you want to use a mono output.
Mode 2/5: Chorus:D/E
Astereo only mode. The direct and effect sounds are output
separately (to the left and right channels, respectively). This
gives youareally broad chorus sound by using air rather than
electronics to mix the direct and effect sounds.
Mode 3/6: Chorus D+E/D-E
Another stereo only mode. The left and right channels are
output out of phase with each other, creating a pseudo-stereo
effect.
*You will not get a chorus effect if you use this mode in
mono,
Mode 7: Flanger
Applies the standard Flanger effect.
Mode 8: Hi Band Flanger
Applies the Flanger effect only to the upper frequencies so
that the fundamental is not affected.
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MODE
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PRE DELAY
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RATE
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E.LEV (CHO) RES(FL)
(15)
PRE DELAY
Adjusts the time between output of the direct sound and the
effect sound. This has a different effect, depending
on
whether Chorus or Flanger is selected:
Chorus:
(1 to 30 ms)
Increasing the pre-delay parameter creates a "doubling
effect" (like several instruments playing in unison).
Flanger:
(Flanger: 1.1 to 4.0 ms)
(Hi Band Flanger: 0.1 to 3.0 ms)
Adjusting the pre-delay parameter varies the central fre-
quency of the flanging effect. The shorter this pre-delay time,
the higher the central frequency, and vice-versa. Ordinarily
this would be a "Manual" parameter.
RATE (0 to 15)
This parameter adjusts the rate of undulations in the Chorus
or Flanger sound. Larger values create faster variations.
DEPTH (0 to 15)
This parameter adjusts the depth of the Chorus and Flanger
modulations. Larger values create deeper modulations.
EFFECT LEVEL (Chorus) (0 to 15)
RESONANCE (Flanger) (0 to 15)
Chorus:
Adjusts the volume of the effect sound. Larger values in-
crease the volume of the effect sound, and at "15" the direct
and effect volumes are equal.
Flanger:
Adjusts the Flanger resonance volume (feedback volume).
The larger the value, the more pronounced the effect.
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